FEMA Workers Ordered To Skip Houses With Trump Signs
A federal disaster relief official ordered workers to bypass the homes of Donald Trump's supporters as they surveyed damage caused by Hurricane Milton in Florida, according to internal correspondence obtained by The Daily Wire and confirmed by multiple federal employees.
Dot Theriault explains how she's navigating federal assistance after Hurricane Milton. Her family has come from Maine and Alabama, all pulling together to help her with her roof repair. The ...
Driven by powerful Santa Ana winds, the Mountain Fire in Ventura County forced more than 10,000 people to flee their homes as ...
A wind-whipped Southern California brush fire that exploded to 20,000 acres in about 24 hours, destroying homes and prompting ...
CHESTER TWP. - The township has been awarded $244,761 from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) as part of nearly ...
It's not too late to apply for federal disaster assistance. FEMA's Jovanna Garcia walks us through how to apply and what you ...
Thousands of Southwest Virginia home and business owners are seeking federal assistance since flooding tore through parts of ...
Federal funding approved by the Biden administration regarding historic flooding in August has been changed to include some ...
The Dodge County Emergency Food and Shelter Program Local Board, coordinated by United Way of Dodge County, has availability of federal funds to support local nonprofit and government organizations pr ...
In the final weeks before new rules for flood plain development take effect in Clatsop County, local leaders are bracing for ...
New Mexico state officials asked the federal government to declare a major disaster over this month’s flooding in Roswell and ...
The Rail Ridge Fire in Grant County burned much of the grass that wild horse herds need to survive through winter.
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