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Helene sent homes into trees, washed roads away, and left businesses with nothing. Still, many are finding reasons for hope.

No refrigerator, no hot water ... One friend lent her a generator and helped convert her gas appliances to propane. She paid to have two 110-gallon propane tanks installed in her yard to fuel ...

Many residents of the Carolinas still lacked running water, cellphone service and electricity Wednesday as rescuers searched ...

While inflation has cooled, some prices remain high. The mayor said this is one less cost residents have to worry about.

Most communities are still just moving downed trees and shattered buildings aside to deliver food, water and other basics.

What should folks in Greenville do in the aftermath of Helene? Here are some South Carolina expert suggestions.

One of the most photographed events in the world is set to kick off Saturday with a mass ascension of color for the 52nd ...

First Tellurium’s (CSE:FTEL) subsidiary, PyroDelta Energy made a prototype thermoelectric generator that uses common energy ...

A popular tourist destination, it is now one of many communities that has been both utterly transformed and largely cut off from the outside world for days after Helene.

When the lights go out, these portable powerhouses can keep your fridge humming and essential devices connected.