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East Tennessee school closings (Jan 8, 2024)

Cocke County EMA said schools will be closed on Tuesday, Jan. 9, due to extreme weather conditions, including high winds and the potential for localized flooding.

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Latest updates on Black Bear Fire burning along I-40 in NC

A large wildfire continues to burn in North Carolina near Cocke County, Tennessee.

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Updates on Black Bear Fire burning along I-40 in North Carolina

A large wildfire continued to grow in North Carolina near Cocke County, Tennessee.

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Two wildfires burning on the outskirts of Cocke County, one sparked by crash on I-40 on Thursday

The U.S. Forest Service in North Carolina said the Black Bear Fire was located in Haywood County, near Mile Marker 3 on I-40.

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Dog saved from burning building by Tennessee firefighters

What started out as a typical day for Cocke County firefighters ended with a family dog being saved from a structure fire because of a college student's concern, according to a post by Cocke County Emergency Management Agency.

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