Weather Alert

A line of showers and thunderstorms is expected to move through the area on Tuesday. Some of the storms could become severe with damaging wind gusts and isolated tornadoes.

Active children and adults, as well as those with respiratory issues that may be triggered by smoke, are advised to limit outdoor activity during this time.

Restoration progressing with nearly 200,000 customers restored since Wednesday; work underway to repair damage and restore power to remaining customers

Grice Connect is working to put together a list of assistance for citizens in Bulloch and surrounding counties. Refer to this list if you need assistance or want to provide assistance. Click below to see all information available.

Thousands will be without power throughout the night on Wednesday night in Bulloch and Candler counties. Trinity Episcopal Church in Statesboro is opening for citizens to charge phones, get refreshments and refresh in A/C and SPLASH in the Boro is opening their showers. Details covered in the story below.

Grice Connect followers have had star sightings in downtown Statesboro. Stephanie Abrams is broadcasting live for the Weather Channel from downtown Statesboro.

Check here often for power outages, road closures and other important information during Hurricane Idalia. Bookmark this page and check back often for updates. Read the story for ways to email pictures, updates and questions to our team.

Mayor Jonathan McCollar declared a local state of emergency for the City of Statesboro this morning. This follows Bulloch County's and the State of Georgia's State of Emergency signed yesterday. Mayor McCollar asks area residents to limit road travel and stay home as weather conditions worsen throughout the day.

If you use a portable generator in the event of a power outage, remember these important tips for safe operation. Improper use can put your home, family, pets, and our linemen at risk.

Bulloch County is under a Tropical Storm Warning and Hurricane Watch through Thursday. Expect Tropical Storm winds to begin early Wednesday morning and be prepared for rapidly changing weather conditions throughout Wednesday and into Thursday. Read story below for more.