FEMA’s acting administrator says his own parents have received a letter denying hurricane recovery aid — with his name on it.

FEMA's acting administrator says his own parents have received a letter denying hurricane recovery aid — with his name on it.

FEMA’s acting administrator says his own parents have received a letter denying hurricane recovery aid — with his name on it.

In 2024, in which nearly every category of weather that can occur in Florida set a record, one didn’t: drought. Dry ...

Universal Insurance faces risks with Florida concentration despite revenue growth. Read more on UVE's Q4 results, ...

Nature-based solutions like restoring mangroves, and hybrid solutions, protect vulnerable shorelines. However, they need careful planning to be effective. A new GIS-based tool, combined with varied ...

Trooper’s Law, inspired by a Bull Terrier who was abandoned and tied to a pole during Hurricane Milton evacuations last ...

In a sweeping move to reform the nation’s emergency management system, President Donald Trump this week signed an executive ...

TAMPA, Fla. - Tampa homeowners who suffered damages from Hurricanes Helene and Milton can soon apply for up to $20,000 in ...

Based in Milton, the Krewe of Airship Pirates delivered a box truck full of supplies to Tylertown. Helping storm damaged ...

The law, named for the dog left behind as Hurricane Milton neared Florida, would make abandoning a dog amid a natural disaster a third-degree felony.

Trooper, a dog that was found tied to a fence on I-75 in Tampa during Hurricane Milton, is the catalyst for a new law headed that could be heading to DeSantis’ desk soon.