FlashAlert Newswire

Welcome to FlashAlert Newswire

The FlashAlert® system gives you access to emergency messages, such as breaking news or weather closure information, and news releases from participating organizations.

Each member organization has a web page where you can view their information and monitor changes (the page auto-refreshes every half hour and can alert you if it finds new info) and an RSS version of the page that many web browsers, RSS reader programs and even Outlook can monitor and pull in new information.

In addition, some organizations have opted to enable the public to subscribe to the messages they post, receiving the information as emails, cell phone text messages or via the free service Twitter. There is no cost to the public for viewing the information or subscribing to messages if offered.

Click on a city on the map to view, or subscribe to, news from local organizations.


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Click on a city on the map to view, or subscribe to, news from local organizations Manage your existing, personal FlashAlert subscription Member organizations - post your news (or learn more about your organization joining FlashAlert) News media - view summary for your region Home	FlashAlert Newswire Welcome to FlashAlert Newswire The FlashAlert® system gives you access to emergency messages, such as breaking news or weather closure information, and news releases from participating organizations. Each member organization has a web page where you can view their information and monitor changes (the page auto-refreshes every half hour and can alert you if it finds new info) and an RSS version of the page that many web browsers, RSS reader programs and even Outlook can monitor and pull in new information. In addition, some organizations have opted to enable the public to subscribe to the messages they post, receiving the information as emails, cell phone text messages or via the free service Twitter. There is no cost to the public for viewing the information or subscribing to messages if offered. Click on a city on the map to view, or subscribe to, news from local organizations.