Helene kills at least four in South Carolina, including pair of Saluda County firefighters, McMaster says
Helene is to blame for four deaths across South Carolina — including a pair of volunteer firefighters in Saluda County, Gov. Henry McMaster said Friday. The storm also brought historic damage to utility systems and knocked out power to nearly a quarter of the state’s population.
Two Saluda County Firefighters killed while responding to Hurricane Helene
According to Saluda County Fire Service, 53-year-old Chief Chad Satcher, and 18-year-old Firefighter Landon Bodie were killed on Friday morning when a tree fell on their Fire Apparatus while responding to a reported structure fire.
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There have been at least nine reported storm-related deaths in South Carolina from Helene. Two firefighters were killed in ...
Tropical Storm Warning remains in effect for Greenville, Spartanburg, Anderson and surrounding counties, according to the ...
As of noon on Sunday, September 29, the South Carolina Department of Public Safety has confirmed 25 weather-related ...
Authorities with the South Carolina Department of Public Safety say the number of fatalities as a result of Helene have risen ...
Hurricane Helene punched the Midlands and South Carolina with high winds and heavy rain Friday, leaving 17 dead statewide, a ...
On Saturday, South Carolina public safety officials attributed 22 deaths across the state to Hurricane Helene and its impacts ...
Two volunteer firefighters in rural South Carolina were killed Friday morning, responding to a call as Hurricane Helene ...
Relief efforts continue in the Upstate region after Tropical Storm Helene left communities devastated, roads impassable and ...
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