State Emergency Operations Center On 24 Hour Alert
The Florida Emergency Operations Center in Tallahassee is a beehive of activity.
May 20, 2013
The Florida Emergency Operations Center in Tallahassee is a beehive of activity.
In Tallahassee, Florida Emergency Management officials are watching it all at state headquarters.
South Georgia power crews are lending a hand to Floridians fleeing Hurricane Charley.
Emergency personnel prepare for what could be one of the costliest storms in Florida's history.
Jobless claims are up from last month in Georgia. Officials say the state is not generating enough jobs for those already unemployed.
Blair Stone Road is officially completed.
The evacuation of nearly two million people means big business for hotels and motels across the state.
Gov. Jeb Bush is dismissing the latest presidential poll which shows his brother, the president, trailing John Kerry in Florida 47-percent to 41-percent.
The Governor of Florida is preparing to deal with a hurricane on its way to the West Coast.
For most of us, Thursday turned out to be just a gloomy, soggy day.
Tropical Storm Bonnie skirted Florida's panhandle all day Thursday, but didn't pack much of a punch.
Tropical Storm Bonnie fell apart before making landfall, causing a little if any damage.
Just hours after Tropical Storm Bonnie, Florida is battening down the hatches in preparation for Hurricane Charley.
Blood centers are preparing for the disastrous affects of hurricane season.
A south Georgia soup kitchen will be getting a half million dollar facelift, thanks to some federal grants.
A woman is kidnapped from West Brevard Street in broad daylight.
Gadsden school officials are in a desperate search to fill several teaching positions before school starts Monday morning.
The tropical twosome of Tropical Storm Bonnie and Hurricane Charley has residents in southern Leon County on flood watch.
Bonnie is easing the dry conditions for peanut farmers locally.
Folks in Thomasville were ready just in case Bonnie came their way.
New data from the U.S. Census Bureau shows college graduates can expect a big payoff for their efforts.
With Tropical Storm Bonnie plowing towards the Florida Panhandle, drivers can expect to encounter wet roads.
When it hits, Bonnie could be knocking on the doors of thousands of people living along the coast in Apalachicola.
With Bonnie just hours away from making landfall, people in and around Leon County are beginning to stock up.
As Tropical Storm Bonnie draws near, people in south Georgia are getting set as well.
