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Hurricane Florence is affecting a wide swath of coastal residents in North and South Carolina, currently near to making landfall as a Category 1 hurricane, in the Cape Fear region of North Carolina, and projected to skirting Brunswick County, NC and then Horry County, SC as a Cat 1 hurricane
Hurricane Florence is affecting a wide swath of coastal residents in North and South Carolina, currently near to making landfall as a Category 1 hurricane, in the Cape Fear region of North Carolina, and projected to skirting Brunswick County, NC and then Horry County, SC as a Cat 1 hurricane
 
Hurricane Florence is affecting a wide swath of coastal residents in North and South Carolina, currently near to making landfall as a Category 1 hurricane, in the Cape Fear region of North Carolina, and projected to skirting Brunswick County, NC and then Horry County, SC as a Cat 1 hurricane
Hurricane Florence is affecting a wide swath of coastal residents in North and South Carolina, currently near to making landfall as a Category 1 hurricane, in the Cape Fear region of North Carolina, and projected to skirting Brunswick County, NC and then Horry County, SC as a Cat 1 hurricane
 
Hurricane Florence will affect a wide swath of coastal residents in North and South Carolina, currently making landfall as a Category 2 hurricane, in the Cape Fear region of North Carolina, skirting Brunswick County, NC and then Horry County, SC as a Cat 1 hurricane.
Hurricane Florence will affect a wide swath of coastal residents in North and South Carolina, currently making landfall as a Category 2 hurricane, in the Cape Fear region of North Carolina, skirting Brunswick County, NC and then Horry County, SC as a Cat 1 hurricane.
 
There was never a question as to whether I would abandon my property during any hurricane, but definitely not this one - a hurricane, big and powerful, but one I pray I am more ready for than any in my illustrious past of tilting at North Atlantic hurricanes.
There was never a question as to whether I would abandon my property during any hurricane, but definitely not this one - a hurricane, big and powerful, but one I pray I am more ready for than any in my illustrious past of tilting at North Atlantic hurricanes.
 
Hurricane Florence will affect a wide swath of coastal residents in North and South Carolina, currently making landfall as a Category 2 hurricane, in the Cape Fear region of North Carolina, skirting Brunswick County, NC and then Horry County, SC as a Cat 1 hurricane.
Hurricane Florence will affect a wide swath of coastal residents in North and South Carolina, currently making landfall as a Category 2 hurricane, in the Cape Fear region of North Carolina, skirting Brunswick County, NC and then Horry County, SC as a Cat 1 hurricane.
 
Hurricane Florence will affect a wide swath of coastal residents in North and South Carolina, currently making landfall as a Category 2 hurricane, in the Cape Fear region of North Carolina, skirting Brunswick County, NC and then Horry County, SC as a Cat 1 hurricane.
Hurricane Florence will affect a wide swath of coastal residents in North and South Carolina, currently making landfall as a Category 2 hurricane, in the Cape Fear region of North Carolina, skirting Brunswick County, NC and then Horry County, SC as a Cat 1 hurricane.
 
Hurricane Florence will affect a wide swath of coastal residents in North and South Carolina, currently making landfall as a Category 2 hurricane, in the Cape Fear region of North Carolina, skirting Brunswick County, NC and then Horry County, SC as a Cat 1 hurricane.
Hurricane Florence will affect a wide swath of coastal residents in North and South Carolina, currently making landfall as a Category 2 hurricane, in the Cape Fear region of North Carolina, skirting Brunswick County, NC and then Horry County, SC as a Cat 1 hurricane.
 
Slow, but life-threatening changes in the projected path of Hurricane Florence will affect a wide swath of coastal residents in North and South Carolina.
 
Slow, but life-threatening changes in the projected path of Hurricane Florence will affect a wide swath of coastal residents in North and South Carolina.
 
Slow, but life-threatening changes in the projected path of Hurricane Florence will affect a wide swath of coastal residents in North and South Carolina.
 
Slow, but life-threatening changes in the projected path of Hurricane Florence will affect a wide swath of coastal residents in North and South Carolina.
 
At this point, the path of Hurricane Florence has a possible impact point projected to be in the middle of Pender County.
 
Currently, Hurricane Florence is far out to sea, getting closer, and, regardless of which direction it is modeled to proceed, it will change.
Currently, Hurricane Florence is far out to sea, getting closer, and, regardless of which direction it is modeled to proceed, it will change.
 
Currently, Hurricane Florence is far out to sea, getting closer, and, regardless of which direction it is modeled to proceed, it will change.
Currently, Hurricane Florence is far out to sea, getting closer, and, regardless of which direction it is modeled to proceed, it will change.
 
Currently, Hurricane Florence is far out to sea, getting closer, and, regardless of which direction it is modeled to proceed, it will change.
Currently, Hurricane Florence is far out to sea, getting closer, and, regardless of which direction it is modeled to proceed, it will change.
 
Currently, Hurricane Florence is far out to sea, getting closer, and, regardless of which direction it is modeled to proceed, it will change and change again, therefore, no one will probably know its true direction, or possible impact point until soon before landfall.
Currently, Hurricane Florence is far out to sea, getting closer, and, regardless of which direction it is modeled to proceed, it will change and change again, therefore, no one will probably know its true direction, or possible impact point until soon before landfall.
 
Currently, Hurricane Florence is far out to sea, getting closer, and, regardless of which direction it is modeled to proceed, it will change and change again, therefore, no one will probably know its true direction, or possible impact point until soon before landfall.
Currently, Hurricane Florence is far out to sea, getting closer, and, regardless of which direction it is modeled to proceed, it will change and change again, therefore, no one will probably know its true direction, or possible impact point until soon before landfall.
 
Hurricane Florence is far out to sea, and, regardless of which direction it is modeled to proceed, it will change, therefore, no one will probably know its true direction until soon before landfall.
Hurricane Florence is far out to sea, and, regardless of which direction it is modeled to proceed, it will change, therefore, no one will probably know its true direction until soon before landfall.
 
Governor Roy Cooper has appointed new members to serve on several state boards and commissions, including the NCWorks Commission, the North Carolina Medical Board and the Youth Advisory Council
Governor Roy Cooper has appointed new members to serve on several state boards and commissions, including the NCWorks Commission, the North Carolina Medical Board and the Youth Advisory Council
 
Sexual predator Harvey Weinstein has recently been etched into Hollywood history for his malicious actions against young women
Sexual predator Harvey Weinstein has recently been etched into Hollywood history for his malicious actions against young women
 
By their very nature, the drugs that were responsible for more than 1,100 North Carolinian deaths in 2015, and thousands more across the nation, are perilous
By their very nature, the drugs that were responsible for more than 1,100 North Carolinian deaths in 2015, and thousands more across the nation, are perilous
 
Governor Roy Cooper today kicked off the Opioid Misuse and Overdose Prevention Summit and announced North Carolina's Opioid Action Plan
Governor Roy Cooper today kicked off the Opioid Misuse and Overdose Prevention Summit and announced North Carolina's Opioid Action Plan
 
Governor Roy Cooper today announced that North Carolina has been awarded a $4.5 million federal grant to help Hurricane Matthew survivors with their long-term recovery needs
Governor Roy Cooper today announced that North Carolina has been awarded a $4.5 million federal grant to help Hurricane Matthew survivors with their long-term recovery needs
 
Public Service Announcement from the State of NC and FEMA concerning the January 9 deadline for hurricane Matthew survivors to apply for low-interest disaster loans from the SBA.
Public Service Announcement from the State of NC and FEMA concerning the January 9 deadline for hurricane Matthew survivors to apply for low-interest disaster loans from the SBA.
 
Key alerts and vital information & statistics concerning the state as well as the effects of hurricane Matthew.
Key alerts and vital information & statistics concerning the state as well as the effects of hurricane Matthew.
 
The North Carolina General Assembly passed the Disaster Recovery Act of 2016 by a unanimous vote of 49-0 in the Senate and a unanimous vote of 115-0 in the House.
The North Carolina General Assembly passed the Disaster Recovery Act of 2016 by a unanimous vote of 49-0 in the Senate and a unanimous vote of 115-0 in the House.
 
Hyperbole is alive and well in Raleigh. The superlatives, at one point this week, were flying
Hyperbole is alive and well in Raleigh. The superlatives, at one point this week, were flying
 
The State House is open for business again after Gov. Pat McCrory called the Legislature back into session to address the issue of disaster relief funding for Hurricane Matthew victims, as well as those affected by the wildfires in the western part of the state
The State House is open for business again after Gov. Pat McCrory called the Legislature back into session to address the issue of disaster relief funding for Hurricane Matthew victims, as well as those affected by the wildfires in the western part of the state
 
Governor Pat McCrory signed the Disaster Recovery Act of 2016 into law today, providing $201 million to help citizens and communities recover from Hurricane Matthew and wildfires
Governor Pat McCrory signed the Disaster Recovery Act of 2016 into law today, providing $201 million to help citizens and communities recover from Hurricane Matthew and wildfires
 
The state House on Tuesday unanimously approved a $200.9 million disaster relief package for North Carolinians whose lives were uprooted this fall by Hurricane Matthew in the eastern part of the state and wildfires in the west
The state House on Tuesday unanimously approved a $200.9 million disaster relief package for North Carolinians whose lives were uprooted this fall by Hurricane Matthew in the eastern part of the state and wildfires in the west
 
Gov. Pat McCrory has asked the General Assembly to write a $200 million check to help North Carolina residents and communities affected by Hurricane Matthew and the wildfires
Gov. Pat McCrory has asked the General Assembly to write a $200 million check to help North Carolina residents and communities affected by Hurricane Matthew and the wildfires
 
Governor Pat McCrory will request approximately $200 million in a Special Session of the General Assembly
 
Tonight, the Senate passed a continuing resolution (CR) that keeps the government funded until April and provides North Carolina with more than $300 million in recovery assistance for damage caused by Hurricane Matthew
Tonight, the Senate passed a continuing resolution (CR) that keeps the government funded until April and provides North Carolina with more than $300 million in recovery assistance for damage caused by Hurricane Matthew
 
Electricity is a basic human need. I think people already knew that on an abstract level, but widespread and long-term power outages after Hurricane Matthew made it more personal
Electricity is a basic human need. I think people already knew that on an abstract level, but widespread and long-term power outages after Hurricane Matthew made it more personal
 
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