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Two private power companies in Puerto Rico have come under scrutiny while presenting plans to stabilize the island's crumbling electric grid as officials demanded immediate action to minimize chronic power outages

The debris and ash that remained after a deadly wildfire last year decimated a historic Maui town now sits in a temporary dump site

Although it has been nearly four years since hurricanes Laura and Delta decimated southwest Louisiana and caused an estimated $22 billion in damage nationwide, some residents say they are still far from recovery

It might surprise you to learn that you could be relying on Uncle Sam for some of your insurance needs.

The initiative supports communities that are providing critical support such as food, shelter, clothing, acute medical care, and transportation to migrants

The Federal Emergency Management Agency says it has opened disaster recovery centers in Vermont to help residents in communities hit hard by violent flooding on July 9-11

The Corporation for Public Broadcasting is awarding the grants to four stations

Thousands of people live downstream from dams yet may not always realize the risks

An Associated Press review has found that thousands of people may be paying more for flood insurance or remain unaware of the dangers of dam failures because of conflicting federal policies

Tropical Storm Ernesto causes power outages in Puerto Rico and is expected to strengthen into a hurricane, impacting the U.S. East Coast. Stay informed and...

Most Americans will remember 2020 as the year when the pandemic changed everything. But for Lake Charles, Louisiana, and its neighbors along the Gulf Coast, it was also the year of record-setting disasters, when “once-in-a-lifetime” storms hit in such rapid succession that their impacts blurred together.