Of particular concern was the east branch of the Passumpsic River at East Haven, which, starting around 3 p.m., rose over 4.5 feet in about two hours. By 5:30 p.m., levels began to recede.

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Both Heidi Perez and her stepfather, Jose Ignacio "Nacho" de la Cruz had been detained by Immigrations and Customs ...

The City of Mebane is now allowing showers under Stage V restrictions. Bottled water and mobile restrooms are helping fill ...

Category 3 indicates cyanobacteria (BGA) is present in moderate to high amounts and "therefore the beach is closed to ...

More rounds of scattered thunderstorms are likely this afternoon with another round of life-threatening flash flooding likely.

The Graham-Mebane Water Treatment Plant has resumed production, moving a step closer to gradually returning to normal water.