Police responded to a report ... the property when they arrived. There was no further information at the time of the report or any details on how the woman was connected with the damage.

In Lexington, the city is asking people to report any property damage caused by the weather starting on February 15. This includes flooding damage and other damage caused by the current winter storm.

Property damage from the January wildfires in Los Angeles County, including the Eaton and Palisades fires, is estimated at between $28 billion to $53.8 billion, according to a report published ...

Increased arrests and property damage are among a few things the Bismarck Police Department experienced last year compared to 2022, according to its latest annual report. The 5,009 total arrests ...

Property owners can submit a flood damage report form or call the Assessor’s Department 218-726-2304 to have a staff member help. You’re encourage to include photos of the damage. The ...

If people have storm related damage to their property we are asking that they call 211 to report this information.

Local leaders say it's important to report damage, even if you are handling it yourself. "Some people may choose to use their homeowners insurance on it, but if it's significant enough and you're ...

Lexington Emergency Management is asking Lexington-Fayette County residents to report any damage to their property caused by Hurricane Helene. You can report this damage using Survey123.

The Oklahoma Department of Emergency Management is encouraging residents who sustained property damage during Monday's severe storms or flooding to report their losses online at damage.ok.gov.

Forecasts warn that the potential for property damage is high, especially in areas where storms repeatedly develop. Baseball-sized hail—roughly 2.75 inches in diameter—can crack windows ...