Hurricane Helene Devastates Asheville, Leaving Over 200 Dead
As Asheville struggles with severe infrastructure damage, political tensions rise over federal disaster response.
- Hurricane Helene, the deadliest U.S. storm since Katrina, has left Asheville, North Carolina, reeling with over 200 fatalities and widespread destruction.
- The storm severely impacted Asheville's tourism industry, with many businesses destroyed and major attractions like the Blue Ridge Parkway closed indefinitely.
- Thousands in Asheville remain without basic utilities such as water and power, complicating recovery efforts and daily life for residents.
- Political tensions have escalated as Donald Trump spreads false claims about the federal response, while Kamala Harris and Joe Biden emphasize ongoing relief efforts.
- Community efforts in Asheville are underway, with residents and organizations collaborating to distribute supplies and aid recovery.

















































































































































































































