Florida sues FEMA after hurricane Milton relief workers allegedly skipped Trump supporters' homes
Florida has filed a lawsuit against the administrator of the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), and one of its former employees, accusing them of conspiring to deny relief to Donald Trump supporters in the wake of Hurricane Milton,
Fired FEMA worker who told staff to not help homes with Trump signs said his supporters were ‘hostile’
The Federal Emergency Management Agency employee who was fired after advising her disaster relief team to skip homes with yard signs supporting Donald Trump has broken her silence. Marn’i Washington,
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Central Florida residents still struggle with Hurricane Milton debris as another tropical system loomsWith a new tropical system potentially threatening Florida in the coming days, the area still bears the scars from Hurricane ...
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'Milton represents resilience': A Marco Island mailbox manatee's journey to celebrity statusWhile you may know Milton as the hurricane that swept through Southwest Florida in October, there's a new Milton in town ― ...
and a former FEMA supervisor for violating the civil rights of Florida residents in the response to Hurricanes Helene and ...
Florida property owner Reza Razavi thought he had a golden ticket from his insurance company in the wake of Hurricane ...
The state of Florida is suing current and former federal employees personally for allegedly ignoring storm victim households ...
Homeowners along Miller Road in Orange City, Florida, are nervous at the prospect of another tropical system moving across ...
Florida's attorney general has filed a lawsuit against FEMA, alleging discrimination against Trump-supporting hurricane ...
Phase 3 for pre-registration for D-SNAP in Florida began on Monday. Here's what to know about signing up for food assistance.
Florida’s Attorney General Ashley Moody is taking legal action against Federal Emergency Management Agency officials after ...
Tropical Storm Sara formed in the Caribbean Thursday afternoon, and is now the 18th named storm of the 2024 Atlantic hurricane season, according to the National Hurricane Center.
Flying into South Florida, you can see blue and green tarps still cover the roofs of many homes one month after Hurricane ...
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