AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) - As winter weather approaches, crews are working to remove Helene debris in Georgia and South ...

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 ...

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 ...

The city "largely propelled overall performance in Georgia," according to a report from Colliers. Revenue per available room ...

Many in the CSRA are still in search of help nearly five months after Hurricane Helene. FEMA teamed up with local agencies for a housing resource fair Saturday to offer ...

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

Georgia leaders sent a letter to President Donald Trump after the state was denied an extension on the federal share for debris removal post Helene.