The HEARTS Georgia program was first established in response to the historic damage caused by Hurricane Helene.

Georgia Governor Brian Kemp applauded a deal Wednesday between the state’s Public Service Commission and utility provider Georgia Power that will freeze base energy rates for millions of customers.

Norfolk Southern announced this week that Asheville-area business have finally seen full service restored — but there is still work to be done.

New projections released by NOAA show summer is likely to be hotter and wetter than normal in Georgia and much of the South.

Georgia Power customers will not see a rate hike in 2025 after a newly announced agreement between the utility and the ...

Georgia Power Co. announced on Monday that it has agreed to a plan with regulatory staff to hold base power rates steady ...

ATLANTA — The Georgia Public Service Commission and Georgia Power reached a tentative agreement Monday to keep rates frozen ...

A tentative deal between Georgia Power and the Georgia Public Service Commission means customer base rates will be frozen at ...

Georgia Power has pledged to freeze rates for the next three years, benefiting both the utility's customers and the state's ...

The Public Service Commission’s mission statement says that it is supposed to ensure that Georgians have safe, reliable, and ...

The proposal also keeps the door open for Georgia Power to still ask for a rate hike because of hurricane cleanup.

Georgia Power customers will not be seeing a base rate increase, at least for now. The Georgia Public Service Commission and ...