FEMA offering disaster relief in Tennessee, North Carolina after severe flooding
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT) - With the remnants of Hurricane Helene bringing massive flooding to the Great Smoky Mountains region, several counties in East Tennessee and western North Carolina are facing emergency declarations. How does the federal government declare a disaster, and what kind of relief do the declarations bring?
Interstate 40 is impassable between Tennessee and North Carolina due to massive floods and a mudslide
Interstate 40 is impassable between Tennessee and Asheville, North Carolina, and beyond, because of catastrophic floods from the remnants of Hurricane Helene. A mudslide and flooding have shut down the route.
It’s the best feeling in the world to know that you can help others,” Susan Clevenger, a volunteer, said. Just days after ...
The mayor of Cocke County declared a state of emergency, and the National Weather Service issued a Flash Flood Warning.
Cocke County residents are evacuating due to flooding from Hurricane Helene's remnants, with shelters open for those in need.
Residents downstream of two North Carolina dams are being immediately evacuated after reports of a “catastrophic failure” due ...
High waters from both the Pigeon and French Broad rivers closed several roads and led to evacuations and water rescues in ...
“It’s an amazing community. All the first responders, emergency services, school system, county government, city government, ...
As recovery efforts continue, Cocke County Mayor Rob Mathis will be sharing an update Monday after some delays. “We are ...
The Cocke County Emergency Management Agency said evacuations are expected for those near the Pigeon and French Broad Rivers.
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