Cocke County sheriff releases the identities of two people killed in flooding
COCKE COUNTY, Tenn. — Cocke County Sheriff CJ Ball has confirmed the identity of two people who were killed in devastating flooding that hit the county. Jean and Mike Obrist were killed in what Cocke County Mayor Rob Mathis described as a "100-year event."
Several counties in East Tennessee are beginning recovery efforts after Hurricane Helene brought downpours and flooding into ...
Mayor Rob Mathis said responders haven't lost a single person who called for rescue and added around 50 separate agencies had ...
Four people have died in Tennessee in storm-related deaths.The Tennessee Emergency Management Agency reported Sunday in their ...
As of Sunday afternoon, Reid said 27 sections of TDOT roadway are closed. He also said 14 state bridges were closed, ...
Cocke County residents are evacuating due to flooding from Hurricane Helene's remnants, with shelters open for those in need.
The East Tennessee city of Newport was left underwater following extreme flooding from the Pigeon River. Helene’s trail of ...
The mayor of Cocke County declared a state of emergency, and the National Weather Service issued a Flash Flood Warning.
Officials in East Tennessee communities were sharing updates over the weekend as the impacts and damage from Friday’s ...
A Bible Janet Sams keeps in her car remained intact, even after being soaked from the storms that destroyed her home.
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