Tiny Florida town ‘wiped off the map’ by Hurricane Helene’s wrath: ‘There’s nothing left’
“I’ve been in Florida all my life,” Nancy Belleville, 80, said. “My entire life, and it’s never been this bad. But I’m still alive and everyone I love is still alive, so I’m grateful to God for sparing us.” Helene weakened on Saturday as it passed over western Kentucky and the Tennessee border.
A new executive order through the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation eases restrictions.
More than 200,000 Floridians were still without power Sunday morning after Hurricane Helene, according to Gov. Ron DeSantis.
We stand by to do more as we have resources that are not being used for our recovery efforts here in the state of ...
The community was recovering from a previous storm when Helene came in with a wallop, flattening homes, blocking roads and ...
Florida’s death toll from Hurricane Helene, which left behind a trail of destruction from Florida though the Carolinas, stood ...
The governor said Florida is sending resources such as more than 100 Starlink satellites, three airboats, an aircraft and search and rescue teams.
The county starts the first pass of debris collection Saturday, Oct. 5; the city will begin collection Tuesday.
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