Florida’s Attorney General sues FEMA officials amid accusations they discriminated against Trump supporters
Florida’s Attorney General Ashley Moody is seeking nominal and punitive damages claiming Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) officials conspired ‘to discriminate against Florida hurricane victims who support President-elect Donald Trump.
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Medium level of red tide detected at Manatee County location after Hurricane MiltonThere are new warnings about red tide in areas of Manatee County that were hardest hit by Hurricane Milton. Officials said ...
With a new tropical system potentially threatening Florida in the coming days, the area still bears the scars from Hurricane ...
TALLAHASSEE — Florida had a drop in private-sector employment in October in the wake of hurricanes Helene and Milton, but the ...
Phase 3 for pre-registration for D-SNAP in Florida began on Monday. Here's what to know about signing up for food assistance.
Flying into South Florida, you can see blue and green tarps still cover the roofs of many homes one month after Hurricane ...
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Country Thunder Florida moves to Tampa in 2025 after Hurricane Milton: See the lineupCountry Thunder Florida will hit the road in 2025 – and move to Tampa.Organizers announced that the four-day music festival ...
Most flash flood waters recede as quickly as they rise, but river flooding can sometimes last more than a week. With ...
TALLAHASSEE - Miami-Dade County had the state's lowest unemployment rate in October at 2.2%, much better than the 3.3% state ...
Seminole County homeowners who have damage from hurricanes Helene and Milton can apply for assistance with the Rebuild ...
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Hurricane Milton's floodwaters persist in Volusia County: 'We’re literally on life support'Five weeks after Hurricane Milton flooded parts of Central Florida, areas of Volusia County remain underwater, leaving ...
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