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Seeing the way everything was. I was traumatized. My house is six feet up, it was up at our like the top of the door. Have you ever seen flooding like that . No, i havent. I thiank the Good Samaritan for coming to pikus up. There was no way we could walk out of there. 4 to 6 weeks. We dont have water, we dont have food, we dont have sewer or electricity. We dont have anything right now. Nbc news can confirm that three people have died in the houston area. The family of six are missing today. Off...

Daytona beach where you have seen the drama of the wind and the storm surge affecting the shoreline. 4 Million People without power. 6 million were forced to evacuate. With the light of day, because, again, 4 Million People without power, were among them, here in naples, we will begin to see the devastation. This is not about the past. Its about the present. Sarah . Reporter yeah. Another band of strong winds coming through, though they have died down. We are hearing breaking news that authoriti...

LAKE MARY, Fla. – Because of the unique location and extensive coastline, the state of Florida is frequently affected by hurricanes. As resil

LAKE MARY, Fla. – Because of the unique location and extensive coastline, the state of Florida is frequently affected by hurricanes. As resil

PHILADELPHIA– The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) recently announced the recipients of the FY22 pre-disaster hazard mitigation assistance grants from their Flood Mitigation Assistance (FMA) and Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities (BRIC) programs.

Homeowners who are interested in mitigating future flood risk continue to have opportunities to make changes to their property.

By Merri Ann Simonson

The Purcellville Town Council discussed and held a straw poll last week and rejected a proposal to proceed with a public hearing on vacating an easement so Loudoun County can

FRANKFORT– You may have read recently that Kentucky was awarded more than $29.9 million in federal Hazard Mitigation Grant Program (HMGP) funds to acquire more than 170 flood prone properties.

Preparing for Disaster Now Can Save Big in the Long-Term