See photos as residents living in Asheville, N.C., and the surrounding areas continue to re-build following flooding brought by Tropical Storm Helene.

Tropical Storm Helene had a widespread, devastating impact in Western North Carolina. Here’s how many people died due to the storm and how many remain missing.

North Carolina is wading through a deluge of unemployment insurance claims in the wake of the devastation to the western part of the state from Hurricane Helene.

More than two weeks after Hurricane Helene, school systems in western North Carolina were still struggling with lack of water and damage. Schools are not set to reopen until the end of the month. NBC News' Kathy Park reports.

At least 92 people remain missing in North Carolina, weeks after Hurricane Helene battered the western part of the state, according to North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper's updated numbers Tuesday.

The tally comes more two weeks after flash floods and mudslides hit western parts of the state, with at least 95 people dead, officials said.

Ninety-two people are still unaccounted for in North Carolina, weeks after Hurricane Helene devastated the western part of the state, Governor Roy Cooper said on Tuesday. In a news conference on Tuesday,