Cocke County, Hurricane Helene
Tennessee Governor Bill Lee is touring the damage in Cocke County following the devastation of Hurricane Helene across the ...
As Cocke County and other areas of East Tennessee have been working to clean up the damage left behind by storms late last ...
As flood water from the Pigeon River devastated parts of Cocke County, first responders were called into action to help ...
Cocke County residents are evacuating due to flooding from Hurricane Helene's remnants, with shelters open for those in need.
Semi-trucks are parked at the Anderson County Detention Facility, more familiarly called the Anderson County jail, 308 Public ...
The Pigeon River in Cocke County has reached a major flood stage and is at 16 feet. It's risen four feet in three hours.
Several Cocke County residents are without water due to flooding across East Tennessee in the aftermath of Helene.
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LIVE SOON: Gov. Lee to tour damage in Cocke County after HeleneTennessee Governor Bill Lee is touring the damage in Cocke County following the devastation of Hurricane Helene across the ...
Tennessee Governor Bill Lee is touring the damage in Cocke County following the devastation of Hurricane Helene across the state Thursday morning.
Many Newport residents are still without power after flooding from Hurricane Helene devastated the area. Newport Utilities ...
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