FEMA sent nearly 900 staff members to Florida counties affected by hurricanes last year. They did water rescue, cleared debris from roads and gave first aid at pop-up disaster recovery centers.

In a new court filing, the Department of Homeland Security says that so far, Florida has not even applied for any federal funds for "Alligator Alcatraz" yet.

Florida’s storm season began June 1. With the most active, historically volatile stretch a couple months away, county emergency managers have no time to plan for changes that FEMA, the White ...

Homeland Security’s Secretary Kristi Noem "is using FEMA funds to build her Alligator Alcatraz concentration camp in Florida. At the beginning of hurricane season," reads a June 23 X post.

TAMPA, Fla. — As Florida braces for another potentially active hurricane season, U.S. Representative Kathy Castor is summing up the general mood with one word: anxiety. But this year, the ...

The potential future of FEMA and its implications for Florida's disaster preparedness in the wake of recent hurricanes. Could Trump end Juneteenth as a federal holiday? The short answer: Not on ...

FEMA pulls $150 million from South Florida flood projects, sparking community outcry Hundreds of thousands of South Florida homes already vulnerable to flooding may now be left even more exposed ...

President Biden contacted Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis Wednesday afternoon to reiterate his offer for federal help as the state contends with damage from Hurricane Idalia, said Federal Emergency ...

Florida is in its storm season, and there's the threat of wildfires looming in California and other western states. FEMA, according to Trump, will stay in existence until after the hurricane ...