Police are investigating after a man was found dead late Monday.

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Florence dumped feet of rain on parts of North Carolina leaving parts of Interstate 40 looking more like a river than a major highway.
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North Carolina is struggling to recover after Florence swept through the state, flooding areas and leaving many people homeless.
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The Neuse and Cape Fear rivers are still rising, creating a growing threat for riverfront communities across southeastern North Carolina.
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About 350 people are part of a command center in Wilmington to help the city get the services it needs following Hurricane Florence.
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About 100 people from across the state were stationed in Lumberton to help those in the communities that have been the hardest hit.
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North Carolina is struggling to recover after Florence swept through the state, flooding areas and leaving many people homeless.
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After hearing from a woman who said she lost her power in Hurricane Florence but was still fired for not showing up for a shift at the restaurant where she worked, 5 on Your Side checked on state regulations regarding such moves.
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The city of Laurinburg and surrounding Scotland County have been hit hard by Hurricane Florence, including at least one death. Floodwaters also took out the county’s water system and forced an evacuation when a dam was breached.
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In Wilmington and throughout the Carolinas, Waffle House made comfort food priority one, from the top down.
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The rising water in the Cape Fear River continued to cause major problems to many in the area on Monday, Sept. 17, 2018.
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A Fayetteville couple was at home during the storm when something began to “not feel right.” They left their house and soon after a huge tree came crashing into the home, splitting it in half. They now thank a guardian angel for keeping them safe.
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The river seethed a quarter-mile away, bulging from its banks, so the patrol cars circled the neighborhood three times. “Get out now,” a voice boomed from a bullhorn. “This is an emergency.”
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The Neuse and Cape Fear rivers are still rising, creating a growing threat for riverfront communities across southeastern North Carolina.
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Sky 5 toured the Triangle Monday, finding creeks breaching their banks and water running through the streets.
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After significant rain over the past four days, parts of Chapel Hill flooded on Monday.

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North Carolina is struggling to recover after Florence swept through the state, flooding areas and leaving many people homeless.
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With the first peak of sunshine in days, many ventured out to take photos of rising riverbanks on Monday.
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The National Weather Service woke residents of Elm City with a tornado warning Monday. After days of deluge from Hurricane Florence, the Wilson County community saw wind damage added to its plight.
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Access is an issue, but reactors are “in a safe and stable condition,” per Nuclear Regulatory Commission.
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Sky 5 toured the Triangle Monday, finding creeks breaching their banks and water running through the streets.
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Social media has rapidly changed the way we experience natural disasters. Zello and Facebook are going a step farther by creating tools linking storm victims to help.
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Hope Mills Dam in Cumberland County is functional but seeing a level of water that is causing problem downstream.
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While parts of Wilmington saw power restored and roads made passable Monday, New Hanover leaders asked those who had evacuated to sit tight for a few more days.
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Here are some things to know about roads, the forecast and Hurricane Florence at a glance.
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Hurricane Florence caused a record amount of rainfall in North Carolina and has created the highest rainfall total for any tropical system to ever strike the East Coast, according to CNN.

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Flooding has effectively cut Wilmington off from the rest of the state following Hurricane Florence, but state officials have created a lifeline to get relief supplies to the coastal city.
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Sky 5 toured the Triangle Monday, finding creeks breaching their banks and water running through the streets.
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Hope Mills Dam in Cumberland County is functional but seeing a level of water that is causing problem downstream.
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North Carolina is struggling to recover after Florence swept through the state, flooding areas and leaving many people homeless.
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