In South Georgia, weeks after Hurricane Helene, signs of damage are still everywhere. But in one county, schools reopened. In another city, street lights are working again.
It's easy to dismiss Trump's lies about FEMA channeling funds to undocumented immigrants. But don't dismiss funding crisis ...
By Angela Dennis and Adam Mahoney for Capital B News. Broadcast version by Shanteya Hudson for North Carolina News Service ...
FEMA Administrator Deanne Criswell will be joined by Augusta Mayor Garnett Johnson and city officials to give an update ...
Fear and confusion in the aftermath of disasters create fertile ground for misinformation. Social media and AI can amplify it ...
It’s almost been a month since Hurricane Helene hit the area. And some neighborhoods still look almost the same as day one.
On Monday, we told you how the Family YMCA of Greater Augusta is working to get hundreds of pallets of water to North Carolina schools, and now we have an update.
Administrator Deanne Criswell traveled to Atlanta and Augusta on Wednesday to examine continued damage from the aftermath of Hurricane Helene.
Mayor Garnett L. Johnson and the University of Georgia’s Carl Vinson Institute of Government are hosting a dinner and ...
So far in Georgia, more than 300 thousand people have signed up for help. Nearly 160 million dollars has been given out to ...
Augusta Mayor Garnett L. Johnson and the University of Georgia’s Carl Vinson Institute of Government are hosting a dinner and ...
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