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."
Donations are being gathered at drop-off centers around East Tennessee to send to Cocke County residents in the aftermath of ...
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Cocke County mayor shares update as recovery efforts continue in Helene aftermathAs recovery efforts continue, Cocke County Mayor Rob Mathis will be sharing an update Monday after some delays. “We are ...
“It’s an amazing community. All the first responders, emergency services, school system, county government, city government, ...
COCKE COUNTY, Tenn. — Newport Utilities has declared a state of emergency for all water operations after flooding from ...
High waters from both the Pigeon and French Broad rivers closed several roads and led to evacuations and water rescues in ...
The Cocke County Emergency Management Agency shared that evacuations are expected for those affected by flooding along the ...
Cocke County residents are evacuating due to flooding from Hurricane Helene's remnants, with shelters open for those in need.
Greeneville's water supply will run out Sept. 29, Laura White, Greeneville Water Commission superintendent told Knox News.
The East Tennessee city of Newport was left underwater following extreme flooding from the Pigeon River. Helene’s trail of ...
Mayor Rob Mathis said responders haven't lost a single person who called for rescue and added around 50 separate agencies had ...
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