Governor Bill Lee has sought an emergency declaration for Tennessee as severe storms kill two and leave thousands without power.

Tennessee is under a State of Emergency due to ongoing severe weather and flooding, with 10 confirmed fatalities.

A dozen counties across Middle Tennessee remain in a flood warning.

A Level 3 - State of Emergency from the Tennessee Emergency Management Agency remains in effect Sunday morning following days of severe storms and tornadoes that have killed 10 Tennesseans.

Tennessee residents and businesses have been granted an extension to file their federal tax returns following the recent severe weather events.

The Tennessee Emergency Management Agency said they are clearing debris from waterways in six counties. One of those waterways is the Douglas Reservoir, where residents said a hurricane was the ...

The Tennessee Army National Guard provided two UH-60 Black Hawk helicopters from Knoxville’s 1-230th Assault Helicopter ...

Governor Bill Lee and other officials were in Selmer, Tennessee in McNairy County touring the areas that were hit by brutal ...

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — After the Volunteer State was hit by multiple rounds of severe weather over the past few days, the Tennessee Emergency Management Agency provided an update on storm ...

Resources were deployed to support storm-impacted communities by the Tennessee Department of Safety and Homeland Security to assist the Tennessee Emergency Management Agency after severe storms ...

Heavy rainfall and wind led to flooding and more deaths in Tennessee as storms continued to sweep through the state on ...

Several major roadways around Memphis and the Mid-South are shut down as a Flash Flood Emergency for the Memphis metro area ...