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Images of FEMA workers at luxury Maui hotels stir anger, but agency says it's there to do a job

FEMA spokesperson looks to dispel rumors, distrust of organization in Maui

There have been some rumors on social media advising displaced residents not to seek help from FEMA – claiming the agency has the authority to seize your property if you

Tokuda, Schatz work to fill gaps in Maui fire aid

As a sign of the need for help, the first participants began showing up at 6 a.m. for the 1 p.m. event — the line continuing to grow throughout the day.

Disaster relief can come in different forms

Relief is on the way for those who need assistance after the Jan. 12 tornado.

Waverly victims stuck with mortgages on flooded homes

The deadline to apply for FEMA aid is October 25, but flood victims in Humphreys County say there need to be more long-term solutions when homeowners are left with nowhere to go.

Humphreys County flood victims urged not to give up on FEMA

Homeowners still recovering from flooding as FEMA aid deadline looms

FEMA wraps up its work at Memphis vaccination site

FEMA prepares to end its work at Memphis COVID vaccination site FEMA and military personnel will work one last day at the Pipkin vaccination site on Wednesday after six weeks of being there Author: Jalyn Souchek Updated: 6:36 AM CDT May 19, 2021 MEMPHIS, Tenn. — The FEMA setup at the Pipkin building COVID vaccination never reached its high expectations but representatives look at the last six weeks as a success. FEMA and military personnel have been working the Pipkin site since early April. On Wednesday, they'll work one last day before pulling out of the site. Their presence meant the capacity to deliver more vaccines was much higher. The site had the capabilities to administer 3,000 shots a day, 21,000 a week, but never reach those numbers. Some days there were only a few hundred shots given out.

No-appointment vaccinations, incentives continue throughout the weekend

No-appointment vaccinations, incentives continue throughout the weekend . (Source: WALB) By Kelly Roberts | April 16, 2021 at 8:30 PM CDT - Updated April 16 at 8:45 PM MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) - Shelby County health leaders still don’t know if the higher than usual COVID-19 case numbers we’re seeing are a fourth wave or temporary. As daily case averages climb, vaccinations continue. Plus, there are thousands of dollars of gift cards being given away. While tailgaters were finally back at the Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium for Friday’s game, vaccinations were also taking place at the game. “It’s been steady. So it’s promising,” Tiffany Collins with the City of Memphis said.

Walk-ins still welcomed at the Pipkin Building

Walk-ins still welcomed at the Pipkin Building FEMA adjusts hours at mass vaccination site By Briseida Holguin | April 12, 2021 at 5:41 PM CDT - Updated April 12 at 5:46 PM Day six at the vaccination site ran smooth, even with the new hours of operation. The site is now open from 7 a.m. – 7 p.m. Every day between the hours of 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. no appointment is necessary for anyone wanting to get their first or second dose of the vaccine at the Pipkin Building. After announcing several changes last week FEMA spokesperson Darrell Habisch says Saturday was a busy day. Federal mass vaccination site now open at Pipkin Building