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The Federal Emergency Management Agency says two Disaster Recovery Centers will be set up in Taylor County this week.

Florida First Baptist Disaster Relief mobilized many volunteers to help people like Taylor County's Ivere Hugger.

The Federal Emergency Management Agency explains how to appeal its decisions on Hurricane Idalia claims.

Brandon Barber owns The Ark food truck. He came from Crawfordville to serve people hot meals outside of Christian Tabernacle Church.

The American Red Cross has partnered up with Second Harvest of the Big Bend. They are working to help those in the community have what they need.

This dude represents Beaufort County--Time for a change

Convoy of Hope is a non-profit religious, organization that distributed goods to people impacted by Idalia in Taylor County.

Hurricane Idalia made landfall on Florida’s Gulf Coast early Wednesday morning, with numerous rescues taking place amid heavy rains, gusty winds and flooding.

Us all information that we really need as to what is happening with this storm. you can can you hear me, sir? >> yes, i can hear you. >> give us some sense of where you are, first off, and thank you so much for coming on. we appreciate what you do because it is so important to give data back to everyone on the ground so we can understand what is happening with the storm. you can tell me what you are seeing and experiencing. >> so im here where appears to be an area that will take the brunt of hu...

Running into the georgia line, holding category potential one category strength as it slams into southeast georgia making its way into the south carolina coastline so there are still more chapters to go but the flooding in this storm has consistently gotten worse and this is what were expecting one of the spots where 15 feet of storm surge could become a possibility and i think so early on before we start to see that wind shift take shape, to see the flooding that has happened and weve already s...