Hurricane Willa to become Nor'easter, hit East Coast this weekend
As Hurricane Willa moves onshore as a major hurricane today in Mexico, its next move is already planned.
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As Hurricane Willa moves onshore as a major hurricane today in Mexico, its next move is already planned.
If you are a Duke Energy customer, you could see something different about your bill this month. A Duke Energy spokeswoman says there are around 250,000 customers who could be affected.
Churches from across the Southeast are pitching in to help each other recover after not one, but two devastating hurricanes. A church in Saint Augustine, FL airlifted food to Saint Jude's Metropolitan Community Church in Wilmington after Hurricane Florence left the church's food bank nearly empty.
Trees brought down by Hurricane Michael's ferocious winds took a heavy toll on life, property and the timber industry in the heavily forested Florida Panhandle, where $3 billion in timber was lost, authorities said Friday.
While one Brunswick County neighborhood still tries to recover from Hurricane Florence, they now have to worry about potential flooding from a new proposed development.
One popular secondhand bookstore in Leland was closed for business Saturday. The house that the Friends of the Leland Library uses for their book sale is no longer usable after Hurricane Florence.
A school assignment has turned into a good cause. Students from Laney High School came out to clean up storm debris at the Oakdale Cemetery Saturday.
Move-out day for some UNCW students came earlier expected. Students living in the University Apartments had to move out Saturday morning due to damage from Hurricane Florence.
North Carolina authorities say a driver has died after a tree fell on his car as Michael's wind and rain lashed the state.
Moist air, warm waters in the Gulf of Mexico, and ideal wind patterns supercharged Hurricane Michael in the hours before it smacked Florida's Panhandle.
With the recovery from Hurricane Florence just getting going in eastern North Carolina, the state is now waiting for another tropical strike in the form of Michael.
Hurricane Michael gained new strength Monday and is expected to keep growing stronger ahead of an expected midweek strike on Florida's Panhandle, forecasters said.
It has been almost a month since Hurricane Florence devastated North Carolina. One community in Pender County is still left with nothing.
Another apartment complex in Wilmington is forced to remove residents because of storm damage. Still Meadow Village sent out eviction notices to residents Friday evening.
New Hanover County officials are two weeks into debris cleanup, and they say they have gotten to around 20% of the county so far. But, if you are still waiting for the county to come out and clean up the debris from your home, you are not alone.
Hurricane Florence made a huge impact on gardens and will continue to over the next couple of weeks. Warm and humid weather conditions are making for a very unseasonable response.
Since the start of fall on September 22, temperatures have been far from cool and crisp. This brings up the question: Does the summer-like heat have an impact on the area pumpkin crop?
North Carolina Congressman David Rouzer brought leaders on the local and national level together Thursday morning at Leland Town Hall. Rouzer was joined by representatives from FEMA and HUD, plus Congressman Steve Scalise, Majority Whip.
Hurricane Florence devastated farms to the tune of nearly $2 billion in agricultural losses just in North Carolina. While many of those farmers will get help from insurance, one type of crop in particular cannot be insured.
Astronomers may have found the first moon outside our solar system.
Hurricane Florence brought life-threatening storm surge, catastrophic flash-flooding, historic river flooding, strong winds and several tornadoes to North Carolina.
The city of Boiling Spring Lakes coming together tonight to forget about the destruction around them and just have fun.
Students from around North Carolina are pitching in to help victims of Hurricane Florence. One group even came to Wilmington to set up their own distribution site.
If you still need to register for FEMA, a disaster recovery center is open at the O'Dell Williamson Auditorium at Brunswick Community College. North Carolina Social Services will also be set up to sign people up for DSNAP food cards.



