After Helene’s destruction, campaigning is back on in western North Carolina
A Trump Vance campaign sign is pinned to one of several fallen trees from hurricane Helene outside of Swannanoa, North Carolina. | Angelina Katsanis/POLITICO BURNSVILLE, North Carolina — When Hurricane Helene swept through Yancey County,
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Why did Swannanoa become Helene’s ‘ground zero’? Deadly combination of topography, development and a ‘tidal wave’ of waterThe floodwaters rose so fast at Thanh Bui’s house the morning of Sept. 27, she had to swim to safety. Bui, 55, and her 30-year-old son, Quintin Ho, had been up much of the night, monitoring the ...
Daniel Rueda has lived in Swannanoa working in the construction industry for 19 years.He owned seven mobile homes along the ...
Nearly a month after Hurricane Helene devastated areas of the Southeast and killed more than 250 people, North Carolina residents are sleeping in tents where their homes once stood, even as ...
Following a tour of flood-ravaged Swannanoa on Monday, Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump offered his sympathy to ...
SWANNANOA – As the small unincorporated community of Swannanoa continues to recover from the impacts of Tropical Storm ...
Standing in front of the wreckage of a Swannanoa neighborhood, former President Donald Trump repeated the claim multiple ...
Tim Moore made his comments alongside former President Donald Trump in hard-hit Swannanoa this week. Public records tell the ...
No community or U.S. region can consider itself safe from the extreme weather events that global warming is seeding and ...
The medical examiner's office has examined all decedents found after Helene, making a previous tally by Buncombe County seem ...
Former President Donald Trump visited Swannanoa, North Carolina, to tour storm damage on Monday, Oct. 21, 2024.
The former president and Republican presidential candidate stumps across NC including a stop to view Helene damage.
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