'Drastically different': How Helene upended ecology and habitat of Western North Carolina
Invasive plants tend to push out advantageous native species and cause other negative ripple effects. For example, tree of heaven, a prevalent invasive in North Carolina, is a preferred host of the spotted lanternfly — a destructive, invasive pest already establishing itself in the state .
Both the state House and Senate unanimously passed a $604 million relief bill weeks after passing a $273 million relief bill.
Western North Carolina will need an estimated $14.8 billion in housing assistance to recover from Hurricane Helene-related ...
North Carolina state legislators have approved over $600 million more toward Hurricane Helene recovery and relief.
Amid a close presidential race, the Maryland Republican said it's already known how "disenfranchised" residents would've ...
His campaign blitz this week in North Carolina followed a similar flurry of stops over the weekend in Pennsylvania.
North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper approved more than $600 million worth of funding on Friday to go toward disaster recovery from ...
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump will visit North Carolina on Monday amid concerns from his Republican allies ...
The former president’s campaign has pushed for changes that mirror the ones he attacked when implemented in 2020 amid the ...
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North Carolina: An especially unpredictable swing stateWith Election Day approaching, North Carolina voters are being pummeled with mail, television ads and visits from former ...
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