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Legislature Cancels Committee Week Ahead of Irma
The Florida Legislature is cancelling upcoming committee meetings ahead of Hurricane Irma. Lawmakers’ preparations for the 2018 session will have to wait.
Ted Kennedy's Son Talks About Addiction, Funding In Florida
Patrick Kennedy has gone from lawmaker with an active addiction to mental health advocate.
Public Health Emergency Declared For Florida
A public health emergency was declared for Florida on Thursday ahead of Hurricane Irma.
FP&L Gears Up For Possible ‘Widespread’ Destruction
Florida Power & Light, the state's largest electric utility, said Thursday more than 11,000 employees and contractors will be available to restore power…
Insurers Prepare For Irma’s Aftermath
Insurance companies are prepared to meet Floridians' needs after Hurricane Irma, state Chief Financial Officer Jimmy Patronis and Insurance Commissioner…
Andrew Was A Monster, But Irma Could Be Worse
For an entire generation in South Florida, Hurricane Andrew was the monster storm that reshaped a region. Irma is likely to blow that out of the…
MacDill Evacuates Non-Essential Personnel Ahead Of Irma
Only ”mission essential” personnel are on duty at Tampa’s MacDill Air Force Base through Monday. All others and their families have been ordered to…
As Irma Approaches Florida, Stay Ahead Of Hurricane Scams
GoFundMe campaigns and robocalls have already started. Fight instances of fraud by staying informed and carefully researching reputable charities.
Florida Department Of Corrections Starts Evacuating Inmates
The Florida Department Of Corrections has started evacuating some of their smaller facilities in South Florida. While institutions are stocking up on...
Worst Florida Damage From Irma Could Be From Storm Surge
The biggest danger to life and property from Hurricane Irma could come from storm surge that forces seawater inland, which could topple houses, isolate…
As Irma Shifts West, Powerful Winds Batter Florida Keys
A storm surge of up to 15 feet over parts of Florida remained one of the biggest concerns. "This will cover your house," Gov. Rick Scott warned. "You will not survive."
Pinellas County To Shut Off Access To Barrier Islands Sunday
Access to the Pinellas County barrier islands had already been restricted since Friday morning to residents, business owners and employees in advance of…
Hurricane Irma Strikes Tampa Bay Area As Category 2
A massive but weakened Hurricane Irma zeroed in on the Tampa Bay region early Monday after hammering much of Florida with roof-ripping winds, gushing…
Tampa Dodged Irma's Worst, But Still At Risk And Unprepared
As monster Hurricane Irma buzz-sawed its way up Florida's Gulf Coast, it looked for several hours like the heavily populated Tampa Bay area could face…
Rising River Could Close I-75 Near Gainesville
Rising rivers could shut down part of Interstate 75 in north Florida, the Florida Highway Patrol says.The Santa Fe River, which travels under the…
Hurricane Irma Causes Sewage Spills Around The State
Rain and power outages from Hurricane Irma led to sewage spills across Florida, according to the Department of Environmental Protection.
The Science Behind Irma's 'Reverse Storm Surge'
Tampa Bay area residents witnessed an unusual sight ahead of Hurricane Irma’s arrival Sunday.In a case of a kind of reverse storm surge, Hillsborough Bay…
Who Should File A FEMA Claim and How To Do So
Hurricane Irma victims in the Tampa Bay area may be able to get some extra help from the federal government.The Federal Emergency Management Agency…
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Millions In State Swelter Through Power Outages
In a state built on air conditioning, millions of Florida residents now want to know: When will the power come back on?Hurricane Irma's march across…
As Sarasota Recovers From Irma, Flooding Along Myakka River A Concern
Like most of the Tampa Bay Area, Sarasota County is focused on restoring power to the thousands of residents who lost it during Hurricane Irma. But…
After Hurricane Irma, Food Insecurity In Miami-Dade's Poorest Communities
Days after Hurricane Irma battered South Florida, Rufus James walked through his Liberty City neighborhood in Miami looking for paid work to chop down...
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7-Year-Old Girl Dies In Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
A 7-year-old Polk County girl died Wednesday from carbon-monoxide poisoning at a home with a generator running inside after Hurricane Irma, authorities...
Most of Highlands County Still Waiting For Power To Return
Nearly every part of Florida was affected by Hurricane Irma, including rural Highlands County, where more than 80 percent of the roughly 100,000 residents…
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8 Die At Florida Nursing Home In Irma's Sweltering Aftermath
Eight patients at a sweltering nursing home died after Hurricane Irma knocked out the air conditioning, raising fears Wednesday about the safety of...
Neighbors Help Neighbors After The Storm
After Hurricane Irma ravaged parts of Florida and left others with minor clean up, neighbors are helping neighbors with food and other supplies.Tampa…
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