Hurricane Helene's impact in East Tennessee has resulted in four confirmed deaths, extensive power outages, and water service issues. Local authorities have accounted for all missing persons and are coordinating emergency resources for recovery.

The Knoxville forecast anticipates foggy mornings, sunny afternoons and temperatures into the low 80s, despite flood warnings for Knox and Sevier counties after dam floodgate releases.

Hurricane Helene caused a mudslide that precipitated a partial collapse of I-40 near the Pigeon River Gorge, prompting closures and a state of emergency in affected areas.

A flood warning has been issued for East Tennessee, particularly Knox and Sevier counties due to Douglas Dam floodgate release, with advisories for residents to evacuate if needed and be cautious of flood risks.

Kingston Police investigate an attempted theft of an ATM involving two suspects and a stolen truck with tow straps; the machine was damaged but not breached.

Officer's patrol car was hit by a DUI suspect, causing minor injuries and prompting a police plea for sober driving.

Over 50 people are stuck on a hospital roof in Tennessee due to flooding from Hurricane Helene, with rescue efforts hampered by high waters and winds.

Flood warning issued for Knox and Sevier counties in East Tennessee until 10 AM EDT due to water release from Douglas Dam. Residents near French Broad River advised to be cautious.

Cocke County residents are urged to evacuate due to flooding from Hurricane Helene's remnants, with shelters available and officials asking those with propane tanks to turn them off as rivers rise.

The NWS in Morristown forecasts heavy rain, storms, and high winds in the Tennessee Valley, with increased flood and power outage risks. A Flood Watch and High Wind Warning are in effect through Friday.

A 6-year-old boy in Blount County was hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries after being hit by a school bus while waiting to be picked up for school.

A 6-year-old boy was hit by a school bus in Blount County; his injuries are non-life-threatening. No charges have been filed; an investigation is underway.

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