Coroner’s offices across the Upstate are reporting storm-related deaths caused by the impact of Hurricane Helene.Anderson CountyThe Anderson County Coroner’s Office reported four deaths within the county.

Tropical Storm Helene has passed through South Georgia and here is a list of storm reports and roads that are closed or have been deemed dangerous for drivers. Atkinson County Trees downs across county No injuries or fatalities reported EMA Director Robbie Stove says,

Pasco County Fire Rescue received 31 reports of structure fires between 10 p.m. Thursday — when Helen's surge started rolling ashore — and 7 a.m. Friday.

More than 50 people have died across five states as Hurricane Helene's massive rains and powerful winds sent devastating floods and widespread destruction across the U.S. Southeast, leaving millions without power.

South Carolina public safety officials confirmed Friday there were 19 storm-related deaths in the state. The deaths are attributed to Helene and its impacts on South Carolina. The South Carolina Department of Public Safety said the deaths were confirmed through the coroner offices in each county: Newberry – 2 Anderson –

Hurricane Helene may be weakening but it is still dropping heavy rain across the southeastern part of the U.S. As of around noon on Friday, at least 30 deaths were reported in four states. Reporter Rebekah Castor reports.

Emergency crews rushed Friday to rescue people trapped in flooded homes after Helene roared ashore as a powerful Category 4 hurricane in Florida, generating a m