As waters recede in East Tennessee, officials turn to the long recovery road ahead
Four days after Hurricane Helene unleashed devastation across parts of rural East Tennessee, emergency officials are switching from rescue to recovery operations. Scores of people are still reported missing – a number that has shifted up and down since Saturday – underscoring the immense challenges in accounting for residents in areas with no power,
TVA's system of dams along the Tennessee River and its tributaries has been tested by record flooding from Hurricane Helene, ...
"We do expect this number to change," spokesperson Myron Hughes of the Unicoi County Emergency Management Agency said Sunday.
All this damage is being blamed on Hurricane Helene, even though some locations recorded more than a foot of rainfall well ...
Several counties in East Tennessee are beginning recovery efforts after Hurricane Helene brought downpours and flooding into ...
Floods from Hurricane Helene have devastated communities. Here are places to drop off supplies and give money.
As communities begin regrouping, they're focusing on finding people who are unaccounted for, reopening roads, ensuring there ...
MURFREESBORO, Tenn. (WSMV) - The Murfreesboro Fire Rescue Department is one of many agencies in Middle Tennessee sending ...
According to a release, Tennessee Guardsmen are providing 24-hour ground and aerial rescue and relief support to the East ...
One of the many people still unaccounted for in East Tennessee is a father of two and a husband of more than three decades.
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