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Major Disaster Declaration Today for North Carolina, where the Category 4 storm has unleashed heavy flooding. Asheville and other cities remain mostly under water. Some are still searching for Loved Ones tonight. North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper calls his states residents, desperate for help. Our prayers and condolences go out to those families in this terrible time. Even as the rain and the winds have subsided, the challenge for people there increases. People are desperate for help, and we ar...

The center in Farmington will be open 7 days a week until further notice

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Maui wildfire survivors who received FEMA rental assistance should stay in contact with FEMA, as they may be eligible for extended assistance covering temporary housing and rental payments for up to 18 months.

Storm damage victims don't need to take "no" for an answer from FEMA. Here's how you can appeal the agency's decision for help.

"I am preparing a declaration for a state of emergency," Gov. Maura Healey said.

RUTHERFORD COUNTY, TN – UPDATE: WGNS has more news on the FEMA Mobile Disaster Recovery Center in Rockvale... Reports indicate the mobile center will remain open up until their final day on Saturday, May 13th. Originally, the plan was to close the temporary center this past weekend, but the date has been extended. While FEMA cannot provide or duplicate funds for items that are covered by your insurance provider, it's still a good idea to file a claim with FEMA because the agency ...

On this occasion, A-HELP (Accredited Agent for Health and Extension of Livestock Production) kits were distributed by the Chief Minister to 23 A-help workers.

The approved Presidential Major Disaster Declaration will provide eligible counties with housing assistance, food aid, counseling, medical services, and legal services.

County, state and federal officials all point to the same hold-up to FEMA aid in Pajaro.