LEBANON, Tenn. (WSMV) - Two Midstate nurses are collecting items to donate to North Carolina victims of Hurricane Helene.

Dead fish are starting to wash up on our shore due to toxins in the water. The FWC identified red tide in Pinellas, Manatee ...

Live Christmas tree sellers in Virginia are feeling the effects of Hurricane Helene, as the deadly storm wreaked havoc on ...

We have learned more from the coroner’s office about four people died in fatal home fires in Augusta and Aiken in 24 hours, ...

The Republican-led chamber voted 30-19 — with no debate, and following a brief pause while authorities cleared protesters who ...

New state data from the Office of Insurance Regulation shows the cost of these storms: Hurricane Debby, Hurricane Helene, and ...

Businesses and organizations in Eastern NC are collaborating for a toy drive to assist families and children in Western NC ...

With the keys to her new home in hand, Kelli Hart has a lot to be thankful for this<a class="excerpt-read-more" href=" More ...

"Life is going to get better and the first tangible sign of that is the water coming back online and all that work done by ...

Hopelands Gardens and the Rye Patch have been closed since Hurricane Helene hit. But the facility reopened for regular hours ...

Nearby businesses and communities have a lot ot rethink. “Rivers do what they do, right? ... The water will always win." ...