Chelsea Torres

2 months ago | foxnews.com | Chelsea Torres

Rising costs force some diners to close their doors One hospitality expert cites consumer demand for quick and easy meals, drive-thru establishments, labor costs and operational costs as factors affecting the nostalgic experience. QUEENS, NY – Some people in New York City have noticed a "sad" trend — and not just in the Big Apple. More diners are closing their doors today.

Dec 10, 2024 | foxweather.com | Angeli Gabriel |Chelsea Torres

BURNSVILLE, N.C. – As winter weather sets in, many people left homeless by Hurricane Helene have had to endure the bitter cold in tents and vehicles. But due to the generosity of one charity, they are finding warmth and comfort from the wintry elements. Operation Helo, a charity formed in western North Carolina after Helene, is on their way to providing free RVs to more than 160 families who were displaced by the storm.

Nov 19, 2024 | nypost.com | Hayley Vawter |Chelsea Torres

The recovery process after Hurricane Helene has been a long one for western North Carolinians after the storm wiped out several towns, destroying homes and buildings. Some of the damaged areas in the mountains are still missing essential living elements like water or gas. As winter quickly approaches and temperatures drop, thousands of people in two counties are without heat after Helene wiped out gas stations. Many homes in the mountains use kerosene oil to warm their homes.

Nov 18, 2024 | foxweather.com | Hayley Vawter |Chelsea Torres

PENSACOLA, N.C. – The recovery process after Hurricane Helene has been a long one for western North Carolinians after the storm wiped out several towns, destroying homes and buildings. Some of the damaged areas in the mountains are still missing essential living elements like water or gas. As winter quickly approaches and temperatures drop, thousands of people in two counties are without heat after Helene wiped out gas stations. Many homes in the mountains use kerosene oil to warm their homes.

Sep 28, 2024 | foxweather.com | Angeli Gabriel |Chelsea Torres

ASHEVILLE, N.C. – Catastrophic floods from the torrential rains of Hurricane Helene wreaked havoc across the mountain town of Asheville, North Carolina causing mudslides, knocking out power, cell service, a clean water supply and leaving many residents unaccounted for. Remnants from Helene drenched the state of North Carolina, dropping nearly 30 inches in some spots – or about 4 months’ worth of rain, in only three days.