FEMA's Transitional Sheltering Assistance program is providing hotel rooms to thousands of Western North Carolina survivors of Helene.

A local Helene volunteer tipped News 13 to a FEMA mobile home park in Old Fort, North Carolina that is housing displaced families.

FEMA spokespeople have declined to provide more specifics on the small number of units delivered compared to the number of families in need.

Nearly 3,000 Western North Carolina families are still living in hotels nearly four weeks after Hurricane Helene hammered the area.

Daniel Rueda owned seven mobile homes along the Swannanoa River in Swannanoa. Now, all of them are gone.

A large fire engulfed three mobile homes in Tucumcari.On Thursday, Tucumcari Fire and EMS responded to the 1400 block of East Whitmore for a structure fire with

More information has been released about a deadly fire in Ohio that occurred on Thanksgiving Day and killed five people.

The EF3 tornado that hit Perryton on Thursday, killing three people and inuring more than 100 others, was on the ground for 11 minutes.According to the National