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The woman faces up to 30 years in prison for the fraud charge and an additional mandatory two years for identity theft.

A McDowell County woman has been federally indicted for allegedly defrauding the Federal Emergency Management Agency out of more than $30,000 following Helene's devastation last fall.

When Helene disconnected my part of North Carolina for weeks, my neighbors and I had to relearn old ways of knowing what was ...

Small businesses in Western North Carolina are still feeling the impact of the tourism downturn caused by Hurricane Helene, ...

The white sedan was last seen traveling north and turning onto Hankins Road. About 110 pounds of methamphetamine, equal to $3.8 million in street value, was seized. She is a convicted felon and is ...

A Marion woman appeared in federal court in Asheville on Aug. 8 and was charged with fraud and identify theft after a false ...

After investigating, officials say Cantrell was living in Wake County, which was outside the impacted storm area.

FEMA paid the fraudulent claim on March 12, wiring $30,631.59 to a California bank account. She is alleged of withdrawing funds from a credit union in Marion.

She claimed to live in a property that didn’t exist when the storm landed in Western North Carolina, according to federal ...

Together with Caitlin Meagher, a lecturer in anthropology, and two student researchers, the team has conducted more than 20 interviews with the goal of reaching 40 by early fall. The work spans ...