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The Homeland Secuirity Secretary said 16,000 Tennesseans have applied for disaster assistance as of Saturday morning, and the government has already approved $4.1 million. More>>
Governor Phil Bredesen announced Saturday that the federal government has declared 12 more Tennessee counties major disaster areas, making them able to apply for FEMA aid. More>>
Crews collected 2,100 cubic yards of debris on their first full day of work Thursday in the hardest hit parts of Davidson County—Antioch, Bellevue, and Bordeaux. More>>
The 69th running of the Iroquois Steeplechase begins Saturday at Percy Warner Park in Nashville. More>>
Crews are actively searching the flood waters in western Davidson County for 39-year-old Danny Tomlinson. More>>
Mayor Karl Dean estimates damages at $1.5 billion in Nashville and it will likely rise. More>>
Two arrests were made early Friday for looting in the River Plantation subdivision in Bellevue. More>>
The Cumberland River in downtown Nashville is now below flood stage at 39.54 feet and several have roads reopened. More>>
Dumpster trucks are now collecting soggy carpet and insulation, ripped out drywall, destroyed furniture and other belongings. More>>
Find phone numbers, Web sites and more information on how you can help the Mid-State's flood victims. More>>
Find local resources in your area and learn more about how to apply for federal aid. More>>
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