NASA/UL Lafayette hosts free June 5-6 workshop on disaster response, geospatial data, and lessons learned from Hurricanes ...

FEMA needs to be eliminated and reopened under a new name that better reflects a new role in handling disasters, Homeland ...

President Trump's campaign to dismantle FEMA is on the verge of a high-stakes stress test, as the U.S. hurtles toward peak ...

By the time Dr. Martin and her family return home, it may be early 2026. They still need stairs and must complete interior renovations. But by next hurricane season, they’ll be 11 feet above their ...

After years of delays, the Mashes Sands Pier rebuild is finally moving forward. FEMA has obligated the funds. Now the community waits for the green light to start construction.

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem testified before a Senate committee, emphasizing the need for FEMA reform and ...

Almost 200 families are still living in temporary housing units. Nearly 8 million cubic yards of debris have been cleared.

After deadly March tornadoes, Mississippi communities like Tylertown still await FEMA aid as political turmoil delays federal ...

A Polk County woman who lost her home during Hurricane Milton is still trying to get FEMA funding seven months later.

A Reuters report revealed that the Federal Emergency Management Agency has made serious cuts to emergency training.

In a follow-up to a story we brought you last week—the governor’s office says it isn’t sweating the double whammy of hurricane season and a potential state government shutdown.

As Georgia continues its long road to recovery from Hurricane Helene and Tropical Storm Debby, the Federal Emergency ...