The Federal Emergency Management Agency says its flood insurance arm will re-inspect more eastern North Carolina homes and businesses damaged during Hurricane Irene after complaints.

The Civil Air Patrol in Greenville is receiving a presidential award for handing out food, water, and tarps after Hurricane Irene.

Irene left a path of destruction through Onslow County 2 months ago, but roads are clear again, debris is gone, and many roofs are patched or new.

Post-Tropical Cyclone Rina has now lost its tropical characteristics and no further advisories will be issued.

North Carolina transportation officials have started considering a long-term solution to protect the main road on Hatteras Island from future storms after breaches caused by Hurricane Irene blocked traffic for more than 40 days.

Survivors of Hurricane Irene in North Carolina have additional time to seek help to put their lives back together.

The National Park Service says it intends to dredge an area along Cape Lookout that remains closed following Hurricane Irene.

The State Insurance Commissioner has opened assistance centers in Eastern Carolina for residents to talk with representatives face to face.

It's been more than two weeks since FEMA announced they were bringing in trailers for residents affected by Hurricane Irene, and a few families in Pamlico County are now living in their temporary homes.

More than $38 million in state and federal aid has been approved to help the residents of 35 North Carolina counties recover from Hurricane Irene.

The date to file for Disaster Unemployment Assistance in 35 counties affected by Hurricane Irene has been extended to Nov. 1.

State leaders overseeing the recovery effort after Hurricane Irene met with local leaders Thursday to make sure both sides have the information they need.

Hurricane Irene recovery efforts are slow going in areas like Aurora in Beaufort County, hit hard by the hurricane one month ago.

Aerial mosquito spraying in coastal areas of Beaufort County will take place Wednesday or Thursday evening.

Tuesday marks one month since Hurricane Irene hit Eastern Carolina and many people are still recovering.

Tropical Storm Philippe will stay well off the US coastline.

The warm, wet weather we've been experiencing is not helping us with a big post-Irene nuisance-mosquitoes. We want to run down how various counties are combating the potentially dangerous pests.

Lucille Sadler says Thursday she was told in order to meet FEMA and county standards she'll have to raise her home 9-feet.

The Lower Neuse River Keeper is still recommending that people stay out of the rivers almost four weeks after Hurricane Irene moved through the east.

People who lost their homes to Hurricane Irene and are still looking for a place to stay could soon have a short-term solution.

The federal government has committed up to $2 million for temporary jobs to help North Carolina recover from Hurricane Irene.

Mold is a serious problem many home and business owners are trying get rid of weeks after the Hurricane Irene.

Inmate crews working to clean up debris from Hurricane Irene have completed their task in eastern North Carolina.

Demand from visitors hoping to travel to the Outer Banks has prompted the state to increase the number of ferry departures to Ocracoke Island.

FEMAworkers began going door to door in Beaufort county to check on hurricane victims and see if they need any additional assistance.