On Tuesday, Gov. Brian Kemp issued a State of Emergency for multiple Georgia counties in anticipation of impacts from Hurricane Milton. Counties under

As of Wednesday morning, Milton is still holding its status as a category 4 hurricane with 155 mile per hour winds, just under Category 5 status.

Gov. Brian Kemp once again extended the state of emergency in Georgia after Hurricane Helene ripped through the state in late September. The governor extended the state of emergency for Georgia counties hit hardest by the storm.

As communities prepare for the impact of Tropical Storm Helene, Gov. Brian Kemp has issued a State of Emergency for Georgia. Here's what that means.

Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp extended the state's emergency status on Tuesday in response to the ongoing impacts of Hurricane Helene.

Hurricane Helene strikes Georgia, with Senator Summers commenting on the extensive damage and ongoing recovery efforts.

The governor posted, "For as long as needed, we will work with those on the local level to ensure resources are available for those who need them."

Gov. Brian Kemp has declared a State of Emergency ahead of Hurricane Milton. The order went into effect on Tuesday, Oct. 8. It has been predicted that Hurricane Milton may have severe impacts in areas of Georgia that could include flash flooding,

On Tuesday, as counties continue to recover from Hurricane Helene, Governor Brian Kemp announced he has extended the State of Emergency for affected counties for as long as needed. Governor Kemp also plans to continue to work with those on the local level to ensure resources are available for those who

Golden Harvest says they have called in both state and national resources to help assist them in their response. Food insecurity is skyrocketing in the area. Golden Harvest Food Bank and the Red Cross are ramping up operations bringing in extra hands to feed the community.