Asheville, North Carolina residents eager to early vote even as hurricane recovery continues
Early voting turnout started strong in the presidential battleground of North Carolina, even in the mountains where Hurricane Helene’s flooding three weeks ago destroyed lives and property — but not the desire to participate in elections.
Voters wait in line to cast their ballots on the first day of early in-person voting in one of the mountainous counties badly ...
Cooper said. Ninety-two people remain unaccounted for in hard-hit North Carolina in the wake of the "catastrophic ...
Some in western North Carolina’s sizable and growing Latino population face distinct hurdles getting government aid in the ...
Business owners in western North Carolina are calling for tourists to visit the area following the devastation Hurricane ...
Flood water can contain harmful contaminants causing infections through drinking or contact. Here's what to know in North ...
Early in-person voting, which continues through Nov. 2, is very popular in North Carolina. More than 3.6 million ballots were ...
Early voting began today in battleground North Carolina as the western part of the state struggles to recover from the ...
Members of a team from the Oklahoma State Department of Health went to North Carolina last week to help with hurricane relief ...
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