After nearly six months, crews are working to reopen the Norfolk Southern railroad between Newport and North Carolina that was damaged by Hurricane Helene by the end of the month.

NEWPORT, Tenn. (WATE) — Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee toured the damage in Cocke County Thursday morning following the devastation of Hurricane Helene across the state.

NEWPORT, Tenn. (WATE) — Tennessee Governor Bill Lee toured the damage in Cocke County following the devastation of Hurricane Helene across the state Thursday morning. “The EMA Team, the fire ...

The I40 closure has caused many local business owners to worry because the large traffic increases are deterring potential customers.

NEWPORT, Tennessee — Two Cocke County businesses thought they might not reopen after flooding from Helene caused significant damage to their downtown Newport buildings. On Valentine's Day, East ...

The Pigeon River in Newport broke a record at 20.9 feet above its flood level, ... TVA prevented $406M in East Tennessee flooding damage caused by Helene. Show comments. Advertisement.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — Power and running water are back on in Newport, Tennessee since last week’s horrific flooding from Helene. But, according to the Salvation Army crew on the ground ...

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) — Officials in East Tennessee communities were sharing updates over the weekend as the impacts and damage from Friday’s widespread flooding were assessed. Several ...

The Standing Bear Hostel is in the Smoky Mountains in Hartford, Tennessee and the flooding this week caused major damage to the business.

Residents of Newport, Tennessee, ... In Tennessee, over 100,000 customers were without power as of 4:06 p.m. EST. More From Newsweek Vault: Learn More About the Different Types of Savings Accounts.

The Ackermans own a local coffee shop chain in Newport, Tennessee, Snowbird Mountain Coffee Co., which was one of many businesses in Cocke County that was hit by flooding caused by Hurricane Helene.

New data from TVA shows the French Broad, Nolichucky and Pigeon rivers dumped enough water into Douglas Lake to fill Neyland Stadium 661 times.