Dead fish found in Georgia river after heavy rainfall

Wildfires in southeast Georgia have exploded in size as they burn through drought-starved vegetation, with one destroying dozens of structures — including homes — and prompting evacuations.

Georgia Power on Instagram: "Being here for you means showing up— safely, consistently, and around the clock. Our CEO, Kim Greene, was with our crews this morning as they continued to prepare for Winter Storm Fern, and potentially damaging ice. We are prepared and ready to safely respond as the storm clears and conditions are safe. Stay safe and know we’re in the field, working for you. For updates and tips, visit georgiapower.com/storm"

Georgia Power on Instagram: "Small changes at home can make a big difference. 💡 Simple actions like turning off lights and closing blinds can lead to meaningful energy savings. And we’re doing our part, too. At Georgia Power, we’re helping all Georgians save — by stabilizing base rates for the next three years. Learn more 👉 GeorgiaPower.com/RateFreeze"