A map from the U.S. Geological Survey shows that 222 possible non-native species had the potential to spread in Georgia and Florida due to storm-related flooding from Hurricane Helene.
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Georgia Southern’s Wildlife Center to reopenThe Georgia Southern Wildlife Center will be reopening to the public on Monday, Jan. 6. “We are so excited to welcome ...
The deadline for Hurricane Helene victims to apply for Disaster Unemployment Assistance has been extended to Feb. 7, offering ...
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Homeowners voice frustrations after hurricanesFOX 13's Evyn Moon reports on how many Treasure Island homeowners are still waiting for permits to repair their homes three ...
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Debris removal, FEMA aid: How much longer will we get help?Description: When it comes to getting government help after Hurricane Helene, one major deadline is being extended and another is almost up. Read more: <a href=" ...
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As a Florida resident prepares to retake the White House in the coming weeks, here are the ways some of the places in the ...
Many homes have damage to insulation from the storm, and it may be hard to keep the warm air inside with frigid temperatures overnight.
New Hampshire played an important role in making Jimmy Carter president of the United States. His victory here in the Tuesday ...
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