Here are a few of the numbers we're tracking as the Upstate recovers from Helene damage. Helene's historic deluge ravaged the Southeast, killing more than 200 people, swallowing whole towns and leaving thousands without power or drinkable water a week later.

Schools have made announcements regarding changes due to widespread power and internet outages.We will keep you updated with the full list below:Sign up for our NewslettersSouth CarolinaPickens County SchoolsThe School District of Pickens County announced Thursday that due to remaining power outages and hazardous road conditions,

Fallen trees are blamed for at least five of the deaths, including Christine Schmeiske of Anderson, who was trapped in her house under heavy debris

Federal and state officials assess Helene's toll on the Upstate and promise whatever is needed in the recovery expected to cost billions

At least 15 people have died in Greenville, Spartanburg, and Anderson counties since the storm tore through the region, many crushed by falling trees

Federal and state officials assess Helene's toll on the Upstate and promise whatever is needed in the recovery expected to cost billions

South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster will hold a media briefing Thursday afternoon to provide the latest on the state’s recovery efforts during Hurricane Helene’s aftermath. McMaster and state officials are expected to speak on Oct.