Hurricane Helene triggers deadly East Tennessee floods: What to know about the aftermath
But East Tennessee is going to need a lot of help to get its water and power back online, and eventually to reconnect communities where bridges washed out. Here are the most important things to know Monday morning: ➤ Get weather alerts via text: Sign up to get updates about Hurricane Helene and other weather events now At least two people in East Tennessee have died due to the recent devastation caused by Hurricane Helene,
The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency identified the body as belonging to Boone McCrary, 32, from Greeneville.
GREENEVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT) - The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency said a man who launched a boat into the Nolichucky River ...
Drivers needing services in Greeneville will have to go elsewhere after severe weather. The Tennessee Department of Safety ...
Greeneville Driver Services closed temporarily due to severe weather; residents directed to nearby centers or online services ...
The Tennessee Emergency Management Agency also said it confirmed a total of eight fatalities. Another body was also found ...
As communities begin regrouping, they're focusing on finding people who are unaccounted for, reopening roads, ensuring there ...
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Hundreds without water in Greeneville, TN after facility failureA monstrous flood overwhelmed a water treatment facility in East Tennessee, leaving hundreds without anything to drink.
A critical flood emergency was narrowly averted along the Nolichucky River in East Tennessee as the remnants of Hurricane Helene unleashed torrential rainfall.
Crews in Tennessee continued cleanup on Tuesday, October 1, days after deadly Hurricane Helene caused significant damage in the state’s Upper East region.Footage shows conditions on Jones Bridge Road ...
More changes for high school football games in Northeast Tennessee impacted by Hurricane Helene were announced on Sunday. Greeneville High School’s home contest against ...
The Tennessee Department of Safety and Homeland Security’s Greeneville Driver Services and Reinstatement Center, 1210 Hal Henard Road, is temporarily closed as a result of the recent severe weather.
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Volunteers step in to help Newport get water after Helene, floodingThere ain’t no water in the county except for the wells. And, and it’s bad. I’ve never seen it this bad up here,” said ...
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