Superintendent Brady Baugh told the council river gauges peaked at about 6,000 cubic feet per second during a recent flood, causing debris and riprap movement and requiring ongoing culvert/bridge assessments; he also said August visitation dropped 13.8% from last year, with year-to-date visitation down 2.5%.

The erratic and slow-moving storm has killed at least three people in Haiti and a fourth person in the Dominican Republic, where another person remains missing.

Governor's executive order addresses decades-old road landslide issues with new funding.

Senate Bill 6343 would extend the application window for a property-tax exemption for physical improvements to single-family homes damaged by a natural disaster; sponsors and local officials said it targets flood-impacted homeowners, while staff summarized eligibility and deadlines.

Chad Peppler documents CenturyLink infrastructure conditions following natural disaster on July 31.

Insurance experts advocate for clearer policy language and coverage reduction notifications in Georgia.

Senate Judiciary Committee unanimously approves Senate bill 52 to aid hurricane-affected areas.

GDOT manages extensive recovery after hurricanes causing $200 million in roadway and infrastructure damage.

Advocate urges distinct protocols for public safety maintenance after severe storm-related fatalities.

Supervisor Brown leads a moment of silence for firefighters supporting Los Angeles efforts.

Committee highlights support for farmers impacted by recent storms in East Tennessee

European Commission unveils strategy for storing food, medicine, generators and raw materials The EU should develop stockpiles of food, medicine, generators and raw materials to be better prepared for...