The Latest Breaking News from FEMA

MIAMI — Hurricane Ian, with landfall still hours away, was already “causing catastrophic storm surge, winds and flooding” in southwest Florida early Wednesday afternoon, the beginning of what promised to be a damaging path across the peninsula.

Deadline to register for FEMA help in eastern Kentucky extended

FEMA Administrator Deanne Criswell warned Florida residents Tuesday that Hurricane Ian’s expected slow pace of movement will give it more time to wreak havoc across the state, urging people not to become complacent about the danger it poses even if they live in central or southern Florida.

President has not yet spoken with Florida governor Ron DeSantis but has approved a disaster declaration at the governor’s request

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The Enforcement Directorate (ED) submitted before the Kerala High Court on Friday that it is the only competent authority to probe matters under PMLA 2002 and FEMA 1999 and that it began a probe on the Rupee-denominated bonds overseas (masala bonds) issued by KIIFB based on a complaint about the…

Fema makes individual assistance available to only 55 of the 78 municipalities on the island, leaving some feeling ignored

MIAMI — President Joe Biden on Thursday announced the federal government will be fully funding a month-long recovery effort in Puerto Rico — including power and water restoration costs — following the widespread destruction left behind by Hurricane Fiona.

Hurricane warning remains in effect for all of Bermuda as Puerto Rico struggles to restore power in storm’s aftermath.

FEMA administrator Deanne Criswell visited areas in Puerto Rico affected by the deadly storm today.

FEMA administrator Deanne Criswell visited areas in Puerto Rico affected by the deadly storm today.