Governor Bill Lee and area officials have started speaking with the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and the ...

Gov. Bill Lee was in the town Tuesday to see firsthand what Rives is going through after a levee breach. That breach caused ...

Governor Lee, Congressman Kustoff, and the director of Tennessee Emergency Management Agency visited Rives on their tour ...

While they were able to assess the damages, Gov. Lee said it’s “too early” to provide answers on what resources will be made ...

An estimated 110 million people in the central, southern and eastern United States are in the path of a large winter storm ...

Water surged beyond the banks of the Obion River early Sunday, breaching levees and leading to the evacuation of nearly ...

Gov. Bill Lee stopped in Clarksville to talk to officials and media after heavy flooding led to rescues and a rising river ...

Damage was severe in Montgomery and Obion counties. The governor said federal and state agencies are working to help people ...

Freezing temperatures are expected to halt recovery and rehabilitation efforts in Rives following severe flood damage ...

Severe flooding in West Tennessee has led to widespread devastation, prompting evacuations and highlighting ongoing challenges for affected residents.

Nearly 20 homes and businesses have been damaged so far in Robertson County, and a beloved campground and canoe rental business is dealing with a mess.

In our continuing coverage, severe weather swept across West Tennessee last Saturday triggering floods and tornadoes.