Workers face ‘treacherous conditions’ restoring power in Georgia after Hurricane Helene
More than 600,000 people were still without power Sunday morning in Georgia, a couple days after Hurricane Helene swept through the state, causing more than a dozen deaths and extensive damage, according to state officials.
Georgia’s biggest electric utilities both say Hurricane Helene was the most destructive disaster in their history.
As they were enjoying evening sets at Louder Than Life on Thursday, Hurricane Helene was destroying one family's Alma, ...
VALDOSTA, Ga. — Former President Donald Trump is coming to Valdosta on Monday to receive a briefing on the devastation caused ...
Calling it the largest storm to ever hit Florida’s Big Bend region, the American Red Cross is urging Americans to rush ...
The Georgia Emergency Management and Homeland Security Agency has issued a shelter-in-place order on behalf of the Rockdale ...
A North Carolina county that includes the mountain city of Asheville reported 30 people killed due to the storm, pushing the ...
ATLANTA — At least 15 people have died in Georgia from causes related to Hurricane Helene, according to Garrison Douglas, a ...
Will fans of Georgia Southern and Georgia State football be impacted by the incoming Hurricane Helene? The blue and ...
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In Southeast Georgia, schools will stay closed until at least Tuesday as neighbors continue to pick up after Hurricane Helene ...
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