Insurance Camps To Be Set Up In Flood-Battered NC
Insurance camps will be held this week in two communities dealing with flooding in North Carolina to help storm victims recover from Hurricane Florence.
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Google Program At N.C. A&T University Aims To Increase Diversity In Tech
North Carolina A&T University has teamed up with Google this semester with the goal of improving diversity in tech.
Florence Causes Million-Gallon Untreated Wastewater Discharge In Greensboro
More than a million gallons of untreated wastewater was discharged into a Greensboro creek due to heavy rains from Florence, among the largest such incidents in modern memory.
Florence: How You Can Help While Avoiding Scams
There are retailers, TV telethons, and other organizations asking for the public to help those recovering from flooding and other damage from Hurricane Florence.
North Carolina Investigating Over 600 Hurricane Florence Price Gouging Complaints
North Carolina Attorney General Josh Stein's office says the state is looking into roughly 650 price gouging reports as of Tuesday afternoon.
Governor Cooper Warns Of Potential Landslides In Western NC
Governor Roy Cooper says more people now face imminent threat than when Florence, now a tropical storm, was offshore.
Former FEMA Official: Florence’s Rains A Major Concern
As Florence lurches across the state, it brings with it many hazards: high-speed winds capable of downing trees, and those same trees falling on power lines.
'Wreaking Havoc': Cooper Urges Caution As Hurricane Florence Comes Ashore
North Carolina officials say parts of the state could experience a once-in-a-millennia flood as Hurricane Florence dumps rain for days to come.
Triad Shelter Offers Power And Peace Of Mind To NC Evacuees
As Florence batters the Carolina coast, thousands of residents have fled the region for shelters farther inland, including here in the Triad.
Forsyth Emergency Services Offers Safety Tips As Hurricane Florence Approaches
With Hurricane Florence on the way, local emergency service agencies are urging residents to be cautious.