Trump falsely claims Cooper blocked Helene aid to western NC
Trump said North Carolina Gov. Cooper, Democrats blocked aid. That’s not what their actions show
North Carolina’s Democratic governor, Roy Cooper, said Sept. 29 that 550 members of the state National Guard had deployed, 24 shelters had opened and more than 1,600 state transportation employees and contract crews were working to clear roads.
In a visit to Marshall Oct. 10, Roy Cooper said funding for WNC would require creativity, and spoke out against ...
"Trump’s lies and conspiracy theories have hurt the morale of first responders and people who lost everything, helped scam ...
FEMA will maintain the same level of personnel in North Carolina, even as Hurricane Milton nears Florida, FEMA Administrator ...
North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper visited several counties in the state that sustained significant damage after Helene.
The governor has signed the first relief bill passed in the wake of Hurricane Helene’s historic devastation across North ...
The flexibilities will enable child care facilities and homes to re-open or continue to operate through the storm response ...
Governor Roy Cooper signed the first disaster relief bill following the unprecedented destruction caused by Helene in Western ...
Governor Roy Cooper is giving an update on the damage in North Carolina caused by Helene, as well as ongoing relief efforts.
Governor Roy Cooper announced Friday that North Carolina has received approval from the United States Department of Labor for ...
Gov. Roy Cooper has signed the state’s first relief package to address Hurricane Helene’s devastation. The bill signed ...
Gov. Roy Cooper responds to Trump's claims of blocking people and money from coming into North Carolina for hurricane relief ...
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