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The city says its public works, water and parks and recreation departments are ready to deploy in the event of significant weather.

The storm, which stripped power from thousands of homes and businesses, is Vermont's fourth federal disaster in 11 months.

Part of the city lost power, one car accident was reported, and tree branches/wires are down. But as the storm winds down, the city is preparing itself for what happens

GHENT, WV (WVNS) — Appalachian Power gave a Storm Response Update regarding outages caused by storms across West Virginia on Tuesday, April 2, 2024. According to Appalachian Power, around 123,000 customers in the state do not have power. The storm caused heavy damage across the state, and severe weather is expected later in the day […]

ROCKLAND — Fifty-two waterfront businesses have received Business Resilience Storm Response Grants totaling $250,000, in the wake of the back-to-back January storms, Island Institute announced March 21.

The first of two atmospheric rivers continues to impact Central California but Fresno County residents are learning from last year's winter storms.

On Tuesday afternoon, San Diego County showed it’s in a relief and recovery mode. The Board of Supervisors approved, with a 4-1 vote, major steps to help those hit hard by the storm.

Last weeks back-to-back lake-effect storms offered the first true test of whether local governments – and local residents – learned anything from the calamities of the 2022 Christmas week blizzard.