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Under a deal approved Tuesday by the Georgia Public Service Commission, Georgia Power’s rates will remain unchanged for the ...
Experts say Hurricane Helene, which is expected to strike Georgia Thursday night and into Friday morning, poses threats that few in metro Atlanta have faced before. Log In. Log In.
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.
The Georgia Public Service Commission (PSC) today approved a plan to keep Georgia Power base rates stable and predictable ...
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For the latest updates on Hurricane Helene, follow AJC’s live coverage and hour-by-hour forecasts. Hurricane Helene will likely be a tropical storm when it hits Atlanta and North Georgia and is ...
RELATED: Helene: Cancelations in metro Atlanta, North Georgia The state of emergency is in effect until midnight Oct. 2. The order allows for government departments to deploy resources as needed ...
Helene is intensifying and was officially declared a hurricane shortly before 11 a.m. on Wednesday. Here is what we can expect in metro Atlanta and when.
5:21 p.m. | Atlanta Braves announced its games against the New York Mets for Wednesday and Thursday have been postponed due to current weather conditions and the projected impacts to come from Helene.
About 497,000 customers were without power across southeast Georgia early Friday as Helene tore through, heading north. Over 1.3 million Florida customers were in the dark, and there were about ...
Hurricane Helene in Georgia: See tracker, projected path, forecast info as storm approaches The National Weather Service office in Atlanta issued a tornado watch for parts of Georgia and South ...
ATLANTA — Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp (R) warned that every area of his state will be impacted by Helene as it roars inland later Thursday and urged Georgia residents to remain “very, very, very ...