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 ...
Despite the highest water levels the Nolichucky Dam had ever experienced, it stood firm during Hurricane Helene and is ...
Flash floods and downed trees are wreaking havoc as Gov. Bill Lee declares an emergency. Rescues and evacuations are ...
GREENE COUNTY, Tenn. (WCYB) — The Highway 107 bridge is one out of many bridges in Greene County that was destroyed by Helene ...
A mandatory evacuation has been issued for all residents in South Hamblen County along the Nolichucky River due to the ...
The Nolichucky River at TVA’s Nolichucky Dam in Greene County crested at an elevation of 1,266 feet, the was the highest ...
The literal floodgates are open all along the Tennessee River as it moves Helene's floodwater from the Smokies to the Ohio River.
The swollen Nolichucky River sweeps over a dam in eastern Tennessee after 1-2 feet of rain fell in the nearby mountains.
The authorities were evacuating people downstream from the Nolichucky Dam, warning that a breach could cause deadly flooding.
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