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Air Force airmen lay sandbags to protect against a flooding disaster in MO in 2011.

Military

Military Leaders To Discuss Climate Change & National Security

Will Michaels

Current and former members of the military want to talk about how climate change could be threatening national security. A public meeting in Fayetteville鈥�

Environment

State Leaders Push Preparedness For Hurricane Season

Gurnal Scott

State leaders are stressing the importance of preparation for residents and themselves as hurricane season begins this weekend. Forecasters say the 2013鈥�

Business & Economy

Irene Victims Get More Time in FEMA Trailers

Isaac-Davy Aronson

More than a hundred coastal families displaced by Hurricane Irene faced a deadline yesterday to move out of mobile homes provided by the Federal Emergency鈥�

Politics

Irene Deadline Approaching

Will Michaels

The deadline approaches for victims of Hurricane Irene to file flood insurance claims. Residents who experienced damage have until Wednesday to send a鈥�

Business & Economy

Hatteras Business Still Slow After Irene

Will Michaels

Small businesses on Hatteras Island are struggling to turn a profit a month after Hurricane Irene swept across the Outer Banks. That's despite a decision鈥�

Business & Economy

Flooded Counties Fronting Bill for Mosquito Spray

Will Michaels

FEMA's announcement that it won't run out of funds this week is good news for counties in eastern North Carolina. Local governments have been fronting the鈥�

Politics

Perdue Praises Disaster Declaration

Jessica Jones

Governor Bev Perdue says she's thankful the White House moved quickly to send federal assistance to North Carolina. Right now residents of ten counties鈥�