Now harmful chemicals, which may include asbestos, lead, mercury and other heavy metals, are present in the ash that blankets ...

The Tennessee Emergency Management Agency (TEMA) announced on Friday that the deadline for residents to place storm debris in the right of way for removal has been pushed to March 2. After the ...

Make sure to have homeowner and vehicle insurance information handy. In the free debris-removal program, crews will remove burned debris, asbestos, vehicles, damaged trees and ash and clean up soil.

Well over 1 million cubic yards of debris will be collected in Spartanburg County once the removal is complete. The S.C. Department of Transportation will likely collect more than 2 million cubic ...

The debris-clearance process is currently in Phase 1, which is the removal of hazardous materials from properties by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to ensure the debris areas are safe ...

Make sure to have homeowner and vehicle insurance information handy. In the free debris-removal program, crews will remove burned debris, asbestos, vehicles, damaged trees and ash and clean up soil.

fracturing into a cloud of debris that streaked through the evening sky. Blazing orange and white, the astonishing spectacle left onlookers gazing in awe from beaches and cruise ships — with ...

Here’s a look at the process. How does the debris removal work? The debris removal process is currently in Phase 1, which is the removal of hazardous materials from properties by the U.S ...

The South Carolina Department of Transportation has completed most debris removal operations since Tropical Storm Helene ravaged the state when it arrived on land on September 27, leaving ...