East Tennessee plant that processes radioactive nuclear fuel 'safe' after Helene floods
The high-security Nuclear Fuel Services facility located 0.2 mile from the Nolichucky River in Erwin, Tennessee, announced it was in "safe and stable condition" following widespread flooding caused by Hurricane Helene. Nuclear Fuel Services, a subsidiary ...
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The Erwin Highway bridge over the Nolichucky River collapsed Friday as the river rose rapidly, followed by the Easerly Bridge ...
The Town of Jonesborough announced Monday that the town’s water treatment facility saw no major damage during Hurricane ...
Families began learning the grim news Monday that their loved ones were among the workers who did not survive when ...
It comes after the counties became two of the hardest-hit areas in East Tennessee after the remnants of Hurricane Helene brought massive flooding.
The National Weather Service issued a Flash Flood Warning for parts of Cocke County, Greene County and Hamblen County Friday ...
Emergency food, water and toiletries is being distributed at Southside Freewill Baptist Church at 1313 Chestoa Pike in Erwin, TN. Hot meals are also available.
Lamar residents Penny Smith and Shane Gardner had just crossed the Nolichucky River via Taylor Bridge a half hour earlier, ...
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