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Helene live updates: 88 dead in storm; Trump expected to visit hard-hit Georgia city
Days after Hurricane Helene made landfall, devastating flooding, road closures and power outages remain in hard-hit areas. There have been at least 88 deaths as a result of the storm, according to an NBC News count of confirmed fatalities. A third of them were reported in North Carolina.
What to know about Hurricane Helene and the flooding the storm left across the Southeast US
Hurricane Helene weakened to a tropical depression over the Carolinas with maximum sustained winds of 30 mph (48 kph) by early afternoon Friday, the National Hurricane Center said. The storm will continue to weaken as it continues to move north across Georgia.
The former president announced plans to visit Georgia on Monday and criticized President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala ...
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In photos: 5 states reel from Hurricane Helene's destructionHurricane Helene's damage across five southeastern states is still emerging some three days on from it making landfall in ...
Hurricane Helene, which left massive destruction along the Florida coast since making landfall Thursday, is now causing ...
Gov. Brian Kemp said at least 11 people in his state were killed and dozens are still trapped in homes damaged by Helene. At ...
Most of the state can expect damaging winds and rainfall that could cause flooding starting Thursday night. Making matters ...
At least 22 deaths have been reported and millions are without power in six states as Helene makes its way inland.
As they were enjoying evening sets at Louder Than Life on Thursday, Hurricane Helene was destroying one family's Alma, ...
Fear lingers in this hard-hit city, where trees toppled onto houses and several downtown buildings were destroyed.
ATLANTA, G - As Hurricane Helene made landfall in Florida late Thursday night and moved into Georgia just after 2 a.m. Friday ...
Officials warned that rebuilding from the widespread loss of homes and property would be lengthy and difficult.
Two organizations in Cincinnati were helping victims of Hurricane Helene in Florida, Georgia and the Carolinas.
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