Glascock County, Georgia, received a $3.5 million check from FEMA to cover remaining cleanup costs from Hurricane Helene.

The Georgia Public Service Commission approved a plan on July 1, 2025, to keep Georgia Power base rates “stable and ...

The Georgia Public Service Commission said Tuesday the agency approved a plan by Georgia Power to freeze base power rates ...

Allison is one of the poster children that illustrate water is the deadliest weapon a tropical storm or hurricane has. This ...

McKinney Tire Service in Aiken cut the ribbon for its reopening. It's been closed since a fire soon after Hurricane Helene.

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After utility bills increased six times in three years, the state's Public Service Commission put a hold on rates. Critics ...

More than 1 million Georgians are enrolled in Medicaid. How would proposed federal cuts affect these people?

More than 60% of this year's one-time state income tax rebates have been sent out, according to the Georgia Department of Revenue.

Helene is the eighth named storm of the Atlantic hurricane season, which began June 1. Ed O'Keefe, Tom Hanson, Dave Malkoff and Jason Allen contributed to this report.

Tuesday's vote was a formality, after the PSC and Georgia Power reached a deal in May to keep the rate the same through 2028.

Following more than seven hours of testimony during a public hearing last week, the Georgia Public Service Commission on ...