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Ellis Bailey, a 97-year-old World War II veteran in Ozello, Florida, is just one of the many storm victims helped by Alabama Baptist Disaster Relief — but Bailey is quite a helper himself.

ATLANTA – Legislative Democrats and social services advocates have long complained that Georgia doesn’t spend enough money to meet the educational, health-care, and public-safety needs of a growing population. But

BUXTON — Petroleum spilled and partially cleaned up at a long-abandoned U.S. Navy base at Cape Hatteras recently reemerged in clumps of peat soil after a storm. Last month, the

ATLANTA – Legislative Democrats and social services advocates have long complained that Georgia doesn’t spend enough money to meet the educational, health-care, and public-safety needs of a growing population.

Michael Brennan, director of the National Hurricane Center, says we can expect more rapidly accelerating storms—and forecasting them is going to be hard

Only Hurricane Juan impacted us in November, and it dissipated November 1, 1985

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A new report finds the rate of Atlantic hurricanes which surge from minor to major in less than 24 hours has more than doubled since the late 20th century.

When the Legislature meets in special session, it can do a smart, simple thing to make Floridians safer.