Flooded roads causing problems for drivers and EMA officials alike
Officials in Hopkins County say 5 to 6 inches fell in the span of 24 hours. “The ground was already saturated, ditches and creeks, our rivers are already at capacity,” says EMA Director Nick Bailey.
EMA: Troup County storm was a ‘wind event,’ agencies responded to over 100 downed trees
Troup County Emergency Management Agency has deemed Sunday’s storm to be a “straight line wind event” with no evidence of a ...
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Storm damaged property? Tuscaloosa County EMA wants to hear from you
People who live in Tuscaloosa who have experiences storm damage are being asked to report it to the Tuscaloosa County ...
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Storm damage reported in the News 5 area
The WKRG News 5 First Alert Storm Team is tracking severe weather moving into the area Wednesday. With the threat of high ...
Greene County Schools dismissing early due to increased rainfall
Greene County Schools will dismiss at 1 p.m. Wednesday due to increased rainfall throughout the county. Greeneville-Greene County Emergency Management Agency (EMA) ...
Unicoi County Hospital receives $9.8 million to rebuild
Ballad Health’s Unicoi County Hospital received $9.8 million in funds approved by the State of Tennessee and the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) for ...