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We have weather issues this morning, the fog and the thunderstorms and pockets of heavy rain moving through. We have a 520 day. Later than we will see breaks of sunshine. That means more pop up thunderstorms in the the afternoon. Otherwise heres buddy, bright yellow rain coat. You want to be able to see him through the fog. It is 60s and 70s your muggy temperatures this morning. Have the rain gear with you. Here is a look at thunderstorms moving through New Castle County. We have lost some light...

But first the impact of the german election how is the art scene reacting to the success of the far right we can go to dresden. Famous for its monuments and world class museums dresden is a center of the arts but in recent years its also become a bastion of right wing populists on. The far right a. F. D. Captured more than twenty percent of the vote here leaving the city struggling to defend its image. Its a new stress test for dressed in start singing. Just. As i dont want to comment on the Ele...

Governor Ron DeSantis today provides updates on recovery on the one-year anniversary of Hurricane Ian

Several local nonprofits challenge Cape Corals removal of the Chiquita Boat Lock and demand a hearing.

Local non-profit organizations and residents have teamed up again and filed a petition for an administrative hearing challenging the Florida Department of Envir

Local non-profit organizations and residents have teamed up again and filed a petition for an administrative hearing challenging the Florida Department of Envir

An NHC report on Ian finds it the costliest storm in Fla. history and third in U.S. history. Ian hit SW Fla. on Sept. 28 with wind speeds just shy of a Category 5.

The National Hurricane Center on Monday released its report on the death and destruction caused by Hurricane Ian in 2022 blaming the storm for at least 156 deaths and more than $112 billion in damage in the United States.

The National Hurricane Center released a report on Hurricane Ian Monday that states the storm has cost Florida more than $109 billion.

The Florida Division of Emergency Management (FDEM) today highlighted recovery efforts spearheaded by the State in the six months since Hurricane Ian made landfall.