Florida must invest in risk reduction to better mitigate climate disaster costs | Opinion
In the U.S., disaster-related average annual losses reach $112 billion. Yet, despite these risks, investment in prevention ...
State launches 'Elevate Florida' to help homeowners fortify against hurricane damage
Hurricane season is just two months away. Officials in Northwest Florida are urging homeowners to get ahead of any damage the storms ...
Florida is the most hurricane-prone state in the US. These hurricane seasons stand out
In the United States, Florida is probably the state most synonymous with hurricanes. Though it’s not quite the hurricane capital of the world, that would go to a Caribbean island called Abaco, Florida ...
My Safe Florida Home applicants urged to claim $103 million in unused funds
The My Safe Florida Home grant program says it has $103 million in unspent grant funding available to award applicants who ...
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Reflecting on Hurricane Helene, six months later
Hurricane Helene hit the Upstate and Western North Carolina leaving hundreds of storm-related deaths and billions worth of ...
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Stephen Shelley: From hurricanes and hunger to hope — how Farm Share keeps Florida fed
With sustained funding, Farm Share can strengthen its year-round disaster response and continue to serve communities across ...
Hurricane Helene marks deadliest US storm since Katrina, says report
According to the report, Helene is now recognized as the deadliest hurricane in the contiguous United States since Hurricane ...
Hurricane Helene was the 'deadliest hurricane' in the U.S. since Katrina in 2005, NHC report finds
The National Hurricane Center released a full tropical cyclone report on Hurricane Helene, just six months after it made ...
Most Shocking Things From Hurricane Helene's Final Report
The National Hurricane Center issued its final report on Hurricane Helene. Its death and damage tolls from Florida to the ...
This Florida program offers money to elevate homes. How does it work?
Berner hopes a new program called Elevate Florida could be the answer. The state-run program offers to pay for at least 75% ...