Southeastern states from Florida to Tennessee are still cleaning up the devastation from Hurricane Helene, six months after the storm made landfall in Florida. The hurricane slammed into Florida's ...

EVANS COUNTY, Ga. (WTOC) - Many communities are just starting to see the progress of being rebuilt after six long months of recovery from Hurricane Helene. Life is back in full swing in many ...

The cleanup from Hurricane Helene is still ongoing, six months after it slammed into several Southeastern states, causing at least $78 billion in damages and leaving thousands homeless.

Among many other measurements, Hurricane Helene's sustained windspeed was estimated at 91 mph near Live Oak, Florida. A week away from the six-month anniversary of Hurricane Helene, the National ...

"GMA" returns to Asheville, North Carolina, six months after Hurricane Helene. Six months after Hurricane Helene left widespread destruction across the Southeast, "Good Morning America" returned ...

The National Hurricane Center on Wednesday released its tropical cyclone report for Hurricane Helene.The major storm made landfall in the Big Bend region of Florida on Sept. 26, 2024, before going ...

Hurricane Helene survivor Mona Roper is calling for FEMA to be eliminated six months after the storm brought landslides and historic flooding to the Appalachian communities of western North Carolina.

NEWS. NEW POLLING DATA FROM ELON UNIVERSITY SHOWS MANY NORTH CAROLINIANS ARE NOT IMPRESSED WITH THE PROGRESS OF HELENE RECOVERY. SARAH SOWERS HAS BEEN LOOKING THROUGH SOME OF THE RESULTS THAT WERE ...

Video captured a Tennessee state trooper's heroic rescue during Hurricane Helene flooding after she was rescued and went straight back to work to help another stranded person. Jason Pack ...

Six months after Hurricane Helene left widespread destruction across the Southeast, "Good Morning America" returned to one of the hardest-hit communities, Asheville, North Carolina. Robin Roberts ...

Editor's note: The Asheville Citizen Times is answering your Helene-related questions — and any other burning questions — in our newly launched "Asheville Answers" column on Sundays.