
Silver Alert Issued for Missing Brentwood Man
The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation is seeking the public's help in locating 61-year-old Guangxue Li, who was last seen on Saturday.
Weather and disaster coverage in Tennessee runs from severe storms and tornadoes through flooding, wildfires and heat, and coverage here follows all of it. Reporting takes in emergency declarations, damage assessments and the recovery that follows major events.

The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation is seeking the public's help in locating 61-year-old Guangxue Li, who was last seen on Saturday.
The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation reports no new information on the whereabouts of Jacob Morley, who escaped from a state correctional complex last month.
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This section follows storm systems as they develop, damage from tornado outbreaks, flood emergencies, wildfire spread and extreme heat and its health effects. Coverage reaches from the Mississippi River border in the west to the Appalachian ridges in the east, and from the state's largest metro areas to its rural counties. Flash flooding and tornado activity draw the most attention, but the slower recovery work after each event often shapes the longest-running stories. Emergency response capacity and rebuilding costs are the two constraints that recur in nearly every major event.