A stretch of Interstate 40 through the western North Carolina mountains is reopening to traffic this weekend, months after Hurricane Helene’s historic flooding collapsed portions of the road.

As Western North Carolina marks five months since Hurricane Helene, nonprofits on the ground helping since Day 1 say there's still lots of work left to do. Adam Smith, the founder of Savage Freedoms Relief Operations,

An accident killed three mules in a crew that trekked in crucial supplies after Helene left areas throughout Western North Carolina inaccessible.

Hurricane relief loans are reaching Western North Carolina local governments through a $100 million program initiated by the state.

A video shared from western North Carolina shows daffodil's starting to grow as warmer temperatures begin to arrive months after the region was devastated by Hurricane Helene.

Fox News correspondent Madison Scarpino reports on an initiative in North Carolina to build small homes for displaced Hurricane Helene victims.

"I knew I didn't have flood insurance," said Patrick Pritchett. "So how am I going to do this? It was just unreal."

People in St. Petersburg's Shore Acres neighborhood are still living in limbo five months after Hurricane Helene.