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Three organizations in North Carolina are set to receive millions in federal funding to bolster treatment and recovery services for substance use disorder in rural communities, where residents are at

Expert explains the crucial role cadaver dogs have played in finding victims’ remains in the storm's aftermath.

The former DHHS head returned to North Carolina to highlight work to address the social issues that often lead to health inequities.

High Country Community Health has mobilized to help residents still reeling from the storm’s calamitous lurch through western North Carolina.

State teams treated over 1,000 patients and navigated washed-out roads, providing life-saving care in areas cut off by catastrophic flooding.

Carthage is looking into some much-needed vehicle replacements in town.

An N.C. Emergency Medical Services van in Mitchell County on Oct. 30, 2024. The vehicle was one of nine deployed to western North Carolina in Helene's wake. Credit:

As he prepares to leave office, Roy Cooper reflects on his signature policy achievement

The storm increased awareness of how easily one can become homeless, the region’s growing number of unhoused people and how it’s harder than ever to find a place to live.

A 70-year-old from Aberdeen was rescued from a reported structure fire at the Jefferson Inn in downtown Southern Pines, and then was arrested for arson, according to authorities.