Crews from Georgia Power and Georgia EMCs were working to restore service to customers across North Georgia and the Atlanta metro area after a winter storm dropped snow and ice on Friday and into Saturday.

107 Georgia EMC customers without power. There were broadly more than 1,400 customers without power across the state. Outage Alerts – Customers subscribed to Georgia Power's alerts service will receive personalized notifications and updates via text message.

ATLANTA — Following a recent winter storm that brought snow, freezing rain, and ice to parts of metro Atlanta last week, Georgia Power is issuing safety tips to keep residents safe. And it's good timing as well.

Metro Atlanta is finally getting some warmer temperatures Sunday following a winter storm that brought more snow than forecast and led to thousands of power outages.

Parts of Georgia and Carolinas are digging out from a winter storm on Saturday after it produced heavy snow, freezing rain and ice across the region, knocking out power to hundreds of thousands of customers.

With the holiday season over, Georgia Power is warning people of scammers trying to make quick cash off their customers, threatening to shut off power if they don’t immediately pay. In the first week of January,

ATLANTA - Georgia residents are gearing up for a winter storm expected to bring snow, sleet, and freezing rain later this week. Forecasters warn of potential power outages that could disrupt daily ...

ATLANTA - Power crews worked hard to get service restored for their customers with chilly temperatures still lingering. As of Saturday evening, Georgia Power said its crews had restored power to ...

ATLANTA — Power companies across the state ... if streets are not dry before temperatures drop again overnight. Georgia Power previously said its crews are ready to respond to any power issues ...

With “frigid temperatures and the potential for severe winter weather” by the end of the week, Georgia Power said its customers should start taking steps now to stay safe and warm.

Children’s Museum of Atlanta announced that it will be honoring Stephanie Blank, the founding chair of the Georgia Early Education Alliance for Ready Students, with its “Power of Play Award” during its upcoming Imagination Ball.

Atlanta is moving slowly but surely toward its goal of achieving “100% clean energy” by 2035, city officials said Tuesday as they celebrated a new solar installation.