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Units with Habersham County Wednesday responded to a 40-acre forest fire outside Mt. Airy, assisting several other organizations in fighting the blaze.

A standoff between Habersham County Deputies and a Clarkesville man ended with no injuries Tuesday after an hours-long stalemate between the two parties.

A FEMA advisory council says a program that allows developers to elevate homes on fill dirt is environmentally harmful and can increase flood risks for nearby homes

Naming those who dole out the big bars and the teenaged trick-or-treaters who don’t even bother to dress up.

Lawmakers in several states have widened what counts as "clean" and "renewable." Critics say the trend could weaken carbon cuts.

A federal panel's recommendation could increase the cost of homeownership, but it would expand flood protection in a time of growing damage from climate

Millions more people in the U.S. may be required to buy flood insurance based on the recommendation of an expert panel at a time when climate-driven floods are becoming increasingly common

Habersham County E-911’s Children’s Fun Fest brought a special reunion last week for two members of the community.

The chip shortage tempted many manufacturers to go to non-traditional sources for components, taking the risk of acquiring counterfeit parts. Rob Moore,

In 2022 alone, 29 billion pounds of food materials moved through the Memphis metropolitan area.