North Carolina has declared a state of emergency after Tropical Storm Chantal caused severe flooding and at least six deaths.

The lawsuit was filed after over 60 North Carolina entities lost funding after the Building Resilient Infrastructure and ...

Tropical Depression Chantal, which hit North Carolina as a tropical depression on July 6 and 7, dumped 9 to 12 inches of rain ...

The tropical storm hit the state on July 6, bringing severe flooding to multiple counties. At least six people died due to ...

ENC cities and counties including Greenville, New Bern, Onslow County and Bertie County were set to receive a significant ...

Several counties here in Eastern Carolina are now looking for a plan-B, after FEMA announced the end of a federal grant ...

More than two months after a bicameral, bipartisan request led by two North Carolina Republican congressmen, states with 19 ...

After shuttering a multi-billion-dollar natural disaster mitigation grant program in the spring, the Trump administration is ...

The State of Emergency was issued for 13 counties to help support long-term recovery efforts from flooding caused by Tropical Storm Chantal.

The Trump administration canceled a FEMA program in April that would have funded upgrades to protect the town from flooding. Then the Eno River rose more than 20 feet.

Firefighters were seen performing water rescues in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, on Sunday evening. No injuries or deaths have ...

FEMA officials have received threats before, but the difference is the magnitude of threats received in the wake of Helene’s devastation in North Carolina, the FEMA spokesperson told CNN.