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SHREVEPORT, La. - SWEPCO donated multiple food items and supplies Sunday to help communities and customers recover from the storm that pummeled the ArkLaTex on June 16.

SHREVEPORT, La. - SWEPCO donated multiple food items and supplies Sunday to help communities and customers recover from the storm that pummeled the ArkLaTex on June 16.

Family Welcome Center in Allston will serve as a central entry point to connect families with basic necessities, services, and shelter at Joint Base Cape Cod BOSTON – The Healey-Driscoll Administration today announced an expansion of services and shelter sites for families experiencing homelessness. On Friday, June 23, the administration is opening a “Family Welcome […]

SWEPCO says 90 power has been restored to percent of their customers after almost a week of work.

Officials warn locals about the dangers of having larvae in green waste bins at home as the first sighting of the invasive insect coconut rhinoceros beetle was reported outside of Oahu. Read more here.

Two coconut rhinoceros beetles were found on Kaua‘i, in traps near a green waste transfer station close to the Līhu‘e Airport, agricultural officials said. These are the first detections of CRB (Oryctes rhinoceros) outside of O‘ahu. 

It’s the first time the invasive insect has been detected outside Oahu.

GREENFIELD — As many as 50 rooms in the city are expected to be occupied in the coming days by families, immigrants and refugees who qualify for temporary shelter under the state’s Emergency Housing Assistance Program.Mayor Roxann Wedegartner said she...

Here? is there a process for that? >> it is, and certainly law enforcement needs to have an accurate number on how many people were killed and injured, thats what they need to know as soon as possible. but in a situation like this you have the incident command system, the ics. this is where you have a coordinated response to this, between fire, police, federal ag i iowa jen sis, and the hospitals, of course, and so, there are numbers out there, there are numbers from the hospital, through fire, ...

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