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'Why didn’t you evacuate?': Expert explains why fleeing Florence’s wrath wasn’t a privilege everyone could afford

Of the more than one million people ordered to evacuate before Hurricane Florence's arrival on the eastern United… More
Officials nervously watching the rising Waccamaw River in South Carolina

Jonathan Petramala reports from the Waccamaw River in Conway, South Carolina. Officials are nervously watching the… More
Flooding far from over in Carolinas: Communities to be submerged through September’s end

Flooding from Florence is far from over and the worst may be yet to come for some unprotected communities along the… More
Volunteers, charities help victims to rebound from Hurricane Florence so they don't have to 'face this tragedy alone'

Hurricane Florence hammered the Carolinas with damaging winds, storm surge and catastrophic flooding; now charities and… More
By the numbers: Florence's devastating blow to the Carolinas

Hurricane Florence made landfall in North Carolina early Friday morning. The storm trekked west, dumping catastrophic… More
Rising floodwaters, potential dam failures threaten North Carolina communities in Florence’s wake

Some communities in North Carolina are now faced with rising floodwaters and potential dam failures in Florence’s wake. More
Know your zones and routes: How to leave home safely if a hurricane prompts a mandatory evacuation order

Knowing if you live in an evacuation zone and being aware of evacuation routes ahead of time is critical in the event… More

Flooding far from over in Carolinas: Communities to be submerged through September’s end

September 17, 2018, 12:03:44 PM EDT

Flooding from Florence is far from over and the worst may be yet to come for some unprotected communities along the major rivers in parts of the Carolinas and southern Virginia. more

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Pampers not dropping Sesame Street characters from diapers

(FOX News) -- UPDATE: Elmo, Big Bird and the Cookie Monster are not being pulled from Pampers diapers.

According to the New York Post, customer service representatives of Procter & Gamble, the maker of Pampers, had reportedly stated the changes came after parents complained of too many male characters on the diapers.

On September 18, staff posted to Pampers' verified Twitter account: "We still feature Sesame Street on our Baby Dry diapers. … More

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Know your zones and routes: How to leave home safely if a hurricane prompts a mandatory evacuation order

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Knowing if you live in an evacuation zone and being aware of evacuation routes ahead of time is critical in the event that a mandatory evacuation order is issued for your area.
In wake of Florence's flooding, summer and fall to play tug-of-war in northeastern US into late September

Weather News - September 18, 2018, 1:43:01 PM EDT

The northeastern United States will be in the middle of an atmospheric battle zone into the end of September as waves of cool air begin to push out of Canada while tropical air fights back.
Conservation groups work to counteract impacts to sea turtles 1 year after Hurricane Maria's devastating blow

Weather News - September 18, 2018, 11:22:34 AM EDT

Local nonprofits seek to counteract the decrease of tinglar turtle nests, which is associated with the effects of erosion on the island's coasts.
Volunteers, charities help victims to rebound from Hurricane Florence so they don't have to 'face this tragedy alone'

Weather News - September 18, 2018, 10:19:26 AM EDT

Hurricane Florence hammered the Carolinas with damaging winds, storm surge and catastrophic flooding; now charities and volunteers are helping victims get back on their feet.