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Hours before those doors open. you see here this blue bus next to me? that blue bus is carrying people and has been throughout the day back and forth in town and fort myers bussing people to come to this location because so many people lost their only mode of transportation. that bus has been so critical for people for them to get here and talk to not just fema but state agencies as well. i want you to hear from one woman, she lost her vehicle, her job is no more and then today found out she is ...

Heres how to recognize a scam post-hurricane -- and how to avoid them.

Hundreds of seniors in Osceola County who live in the Good Samaritan Village neighborhood have been displaced from the flooding.

Officials in Florida are warning residents impacted by the devastation left behind by Hurricane Ian of a scam going around asking residents to pay a fee to apply for assistance from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA).

Sure as the sun rises after a storm, people will try to target storm victims who are at their most vulnerable.

The City of Cape Town has provided tips for residents to ensure that the energy officials that come to their houses are NOT scammers.

The City of Cape Town warns that scammers are gaining entry into residents' homes by posing as energy officials.

FEMA said Disaster Survivor Assistance, or DSA, crews will begin canvassing the damage in St. Louis, St. Louis County and St. Charles County.

ST. LOUIS – FEMA will begin canvassing St. Louis-area communities affected by recent flooding starting Wednesday, August 10.

New York State Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli today announced the sentencing of Leslie Schwinzer, of Knoxville, Tennessee, for stealing pension checks that had been issued to her deceased mother.