TALLAHASSEE, Fla.– Some hospital associations around the country are warning that the extended shutdown of a medical plant in western North Carolina[1] could lead to operational changes if other facilities are unable to compensate for the shortfall of
JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. – A small red road reflector, a seemingly insignificant object, has become a beacon of hope for a South Carolina[2] family in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene[3].
This humble pavement marker, once merely a tool for visibility,
ASHEVILLE, N.C.– As the wind[2] howled and rain lashed against Sheryl Pfeiffer's camper, a terrifying ordeal unfolded in western North Carolina[3].
A year ago, she retired from her job as a UPS driver to embark on an adventure, exploring the
NEW YORK - It was a gray, rainy day in New York City[2] on Sunday, but that didn't dampen the spirits of approximately 40,000 people who came together at the annual Tunnel to Towers 5K that retraces the steps Stephen Siller, a New York City
LAKELAND, Fla.– NOAA announced it has ordered two advanced hurricane hunter aircraft that are expected to enter service by 2030.
The agency said[1] it awarded the contract to Georgia-based Lockheed Martin Aeronautics, which will produce the specialized
As Tropical Storm Helene[2] swirls toward the Gulf of Mexico and Florida this week, some cruise lines notified passengers of changes to their schedules due to Tropical Storm Helene[3] making its way through the Caribbean and Gulf of Mexico.
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