Three weeks after Helene caused catastrophic damage to Lake Lure, North Carolina, a small rainbow has appeared in the ...

Three weeks after it was swept away by Hurricane Helene, a beloved symbol of hope has returned to Lake Lure, North Carolina.

The Lake Lure Flowering Bridge long stood as a place for visitors to take in the sights of Chimney Rock and enjoy the gardens ...

The Federal Emergency Management Agency was forced to temporarily pause aid efforts in parts of North Carolina over the ...

Emergency crews and residents scrambled Friday as Helene — the hurricane downgraded to a tropical storm — overwhelmed the Lake Lure dam in western North Carolina, causing damage and erosion ...

As Helene weakens, the now-tropical storm's strong winds and heavy rain continue to wreak havoc across the Southeast U.S., including in North Carolina ... overtopping the Lake Lure Dam, according ...

When North Carolina Governor visited Lake Lure Oct. 7, the city mayor said emergency services, which residents and tourists ...

The Lake Lure Dam, which was feared doomed to collapse on Friday, is stable and emergency repairs are set to begin. At the peak of Helene’s rains, a warning went out that the Lake Lure Dam was ...

Once a place of both vast and intimate beauty, a lake community is now a repository of wreckage and fading hopes.

National Weather Service (NWS) meteorologists are urging North Carolina residents in Rutherford County downstream of the Lake Lure Dam to evacuate immediately as the dam is at risk of imminent ...