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Greenville police investigating a second shooting at Haywood Mall in four months (opens the original)
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A suspect remains at large the day after a disagreement turned into a shootout in the parking garage at Haywood Mall. It's the second shooting reported at the mall since June. A suspect remains at large the day after a disagreement turned into a shootout in the parking garage at Haywood Mall. It's the second shooting reported at the mall since June. The Greenville Police Department is investigating a second shooting at Haywood Mall in four months, adding to a list of weapons-related calls for se
What happens to abandoned homes two years after Hurricane Helene? (opens the original)
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A collection of records thrown onto the ground. String lights hanging from a balcony. A set of porch chairs set up for a gathering. A row of duplexes, each door marked with a red X, marked for emergency search-and-rescue, still sits vacant along the Swannanoa River. Abandoned homes, frozen in time, are a sight you will find across Western North Carolina two years after the catastrophic landfall of Hurricane Helene. "Recovery can be very complicated, and no disaster is alike," said Kevin Madsen w
Day 720 of rebuilding Western North Carolina's I-40: Boots on the ground and billions of dollars (opens the original)
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Clad in hard hats and yellow vests, hundreds of I-40 construction crew members keep boots on the ground and eyes set toward progress as Western North Carolina approaches the two-year mark since Hurricane Helene's catastrophic landfall. Wednesday marks day 720 of around-the-clock repairs along the major interstate, where thousands travel every day. It's a $2.8 billion project and a work in progress: three lanes are expected to be open by late 2028, and four by late 2029. The North Carolina Depart
Storm recovery continues 2 years after Hurricane Helene with debris clearing at the Reedy River (opens the original)
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Crews will begin removing storm debris from the Reedy River two years after Hurricane Helene swept through the area, packing remnants of fallen trees or loose branches into the riverbanks. The city of Greenville received a $1.4 million grant from the Department of Agriculture to clear 25,000 cubic yards of vegetative debris between Falls Park and Mauldin Road. This is enough to fill eight Olympic-sized swimming pools. This will represent 6% of the total debris cleared following the storm in 2024
Buncombe Co. is getting less funding for housing than other counties 2 years after Hurricane Helene (opens the original)
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Buncombe County leaders are demanding an explanation from higher-ups in North Carolina after receiving the lowest amount of housing disaster relief funds in the state, despite sustaining the most home damage during Hurricane Helene. Emotions echoed between the county's Board of Commissioners during a meeting on Tuesday as Planning Manager Matthew Cable presented an update on the county's eligible awards from projects utilizing Low-Income Housing Tax Credits, or LIHTC, and CDBG-DR. "The more I'm
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