Cocke County Long-Term Recovery Group is predicting three to five years to come back stronger than ever from impacts of Hurricane Helene.

EMA Director Joe Esway says they've improved recordkeeping, organization and keeping track of volunteers. COCKE COUNTY, Tenn. — Leaders in East Tennessee are updating plans for severe weather this ...

More than a dozen dogs found living in squalid conditions were recovered from a Cocke County home last month. One person was ...

Cocke County School District's Innovation Center secured $500,000 to enhance career and technical education, benefiting ...

After a six-year hiatus, Cocke County once again played host to Leadership East Tennessee, as members of the Class of 2025 ...

The only thing left on the floor of Cocke County's government building to survive Hurricane Helene's catastrophic flooding was a cardboard box. Two weeks after the catastrophic floods subsided ...

The Cocke County rafting season-opener celebration was held on Friday, May 30. Rafting companies have had to rebuild ...

COCKE COUNTY, Tenn. (WATE) — The so-called “Stairway to Heroin” is now shut down and four people are behind bars, according to Cocke County Sheriff’s Office. One officer said four words ...

Just days after the historic Hurricane Helene flooding, Newport Utilities in Cocke County declared a state of emergency for all water operations. Since then, water and electric service have ...

COCKE COUNTY, Tenn. (WVLT) - The Cocke County Swift Water Rescue Team was busy Sunday evening after six people became ...