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“911 is down. Cell service is down. Phone service is down. That's been part of the problem. The Maui County has not been able to communicate with residents on the west side, the Lahaina side,” Hawaii’s Lt. Gov. Sylvia Luke (@lgsylvialuke) told CNN.https://t.co/qA64P5HvXG

In a small fishing village, two journalists documented the devastation and acted on gut instinct, trading camera and notepad for bucket and fire hose.

Storms are deviating from historical weather events

Tallahassee Democrat journalists covered Hurricane Idalias impact across the Big Bend. Here are the stories of our struggling North Florida neighbors.

Florida residents living in vulnerable coastal areas have been ordered to pack up and leave as Hurricane Idalia gained steam in the warm waters of the Gulf of Mexico and

The official forecast has soon-to-be Lee as a Category 4 Hurricane by Saturday, which is the most intensification ever predicted by an initial NHC advisory.

The first Disaster Recovery Center (DRC) opened today at the Dixie County Public Library

Buresh Blog: All Weather, All the Time

Residents of Lakewood Ranch area mostly were confident of not having to put up shutters for Hurricane Idalia.

Estimates point to a majority of losses stemming from wind damage