The Augusta disaster recovery center for Hurricane Helene victims at the Hub for Community Innovation will permanently close on February 14th and reopen on February 18th at the Diamond Lakes Branch ...

In the CSRA, Helene took 31 victims. In Georgia, the death toll was 33 people and in South Carolina, there were 49 people. The initial deaths were from trees falling on homes and vehicles.

On Thursday, local organizations came together for a dinner recognizing Team Rubicon for helping clean up after Hurricane Helene.

Augusta leaders say there's a lot of work still to do to recover from Helene so a disaster recovery firm is being brought in ...

Ceres Environmental, the debris contractor, has removed approximately 2.4 million cubic yards of vegetative debris in the ...

With debris cleanup still on going, the state of Georgia requested a sixty day extension to receive 100 percent reimbursement ...

Our local farmers are hurting. Producers throughout our region say the aftermath of Helene is shaping up to be harder than ...

As many in our area continue to rebuild after Hurricane Helene, FEMA is teaming up with local agencies to connect survivors ...

A close analysis of Helene’s fatalities shows how major storms are taking lives in unexpected ways, and how the deadly ...

Ceres Environmental has removed approximately 2.4 million cubic yards of vegetative debris in the Augusta area following Hurricane Helene. Residents should place storm-related vegetative debris at ...

FEMA is hosting a Housing Resource Fair on Saturday, Feb. 15, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Henry Brigham Community Center in ...

With tree and limb debris removal a main priority in Augusta after Hurricane Helene touched down on Sept. 27., final debris collection passes are underway. Augusta’s debris removal contractor has ...