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With Nova Scotia offering financial assistance to help with damages from spoiled food to appliances, here are the grants available and how to get them.

Port Huron Downtown Development Authority is the first established tenant, with more to come, at Wrigley Center development.

“When you put somebody's power on, it's a good feeling."

After thanking students for their help around the storm, university head Deep Saini makes threats about illegal street parties like Homecoming.

Exactly 19 years after Hurricane Juan, the recovery continues from Hurricane Fiona.

A list we are updating as often as spotty internet access allows.

“I believe we did a very very good job,” says Bell's Geoff Moore. “We did everything we could.”

"Bleisure" travelers, people who come to town for both business and pleasure, are giving some downtown Fort Lauderdale hotels a lift as visitors stick around a little longer to take in local restaurants, museums and other attractions.

From $100 for spoiled food to $200,000 for major uninsurable losses due to Hurricane Fiona.

A clothing store for younger people has opened in downtown Macomb.