The agency tasked with delivering billions of dollars in assistance to communities devasted by natural disasters is about to ...

A widely-shared social media post lacks important context about the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s recent decision ...

The money would have paid to elevate roads, shore up canals and fix water treatment systems from Jacksonville to Miami-Dade ...

More than six months after the remnants of Hurricane Helene devastated much of western North Carolina, federal officials have ...

Federal aid meant to help protect Florida communities from natural disasters has been frozen since January. A large portion ...

FEMA told Washington that disaster relief funding is "not warranted" as the state continues recovery efforts in the wake of a bomb cyclone.

Information from the Disaster Dollar Database suggests that Florida could be severely impacted by the dissolution of FEMA, if it were to happen.

The denial of the aid comes after President Donald Trump has talked of reshaping or even eliminating the Federal Emergency ...

Calling it a “wasteful, politicized grant program,” Federal Emergency Management ... 312 million Congress okayed for hurricane relief and flood mitigation efforts. It had so far spent only ...

Now the state will never get the money, leaving dozens of projects in limbo, from a plan to raise roads in St. Augustine to a $150 million effort to strengthen canals in South Florida. Calling it ...