Several counties in western North Carolina are experiencing flooding caused by heavy rain from what was Helene.

The Lake Lure Dam is no longer at an imminent risk of failure, emergency management officials in Rutherford County posted on ...

A North Carolina dam failure is imminent after water levels at the Broad River rose 10 feet in only a few hours from ...

Update: Officials in Rutherford County were watching Lake Lure Dam because water overtopped it. That caused some erosion on ...

In a Facebook post, Rutherford County emergency management said anyone below the Lake Lure Dam needed to evacuate to higher ...

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After a mandatory evacuation of areas below the Lake Lure dam Friday morning, officials Saturday said the water was receding ...

Aerials over Lake Lure Dam in Rutherford County show the impacts of the devastating flooding caused by Helene.

As Hurricane Helene continues to ravage the South, North Carolina is now facing a possible dam failure at Lake Lure. Get an ...

Because of that threat, a mandatory evacuation has been enacted for residents in low-lying, flood-prone areas below the dam ...

Residents are being asked to evacuate to the Rutherfordton Presbyterian Church at 2525 N. Washington St. in Rutherfordton, ...

LAKE LURE, N.C. — Excessive rain had threatened a dam at Lake Lure, according to the National Weather Service. At 11 a.m.