Power outages and flooding persist in Florida after Hurricane Milton
Residents in Florida are still struggling with the aftermath of Hurricane Milton with runoff from the heavy rainfall making its way into rivers and flooding inland communities. More than one million customers across the state are still without power in addition to gas shortages across the region.
Massive statewide efforts have restored power to more than 3.25 million customers as of Sunday, Gov. Ron DeSantis said.
Tens of thousands of Florida residents without power as Hurricane Milton slams into the Sunshine State. Many Florida energy ...
SAN CARLOS PARK, Fla. — Homeowners in San Carlos park say they've been kept awake for several nights due to frequent power surges. "We always stay through every hurricane, we don't leave," Victoria ...
There are more than 10 boil water notices in Florida after Hurricane Milton. Here's where and what to know about running ...
It's been about 48 hours since Hurricane Milton made landfall near Siesta Key on Wednesday, and 1.9 million customers are ...
Florida residents repaired damage from Hurricane Milton and cleaned up debris Friday after the storm smashed through coastal ...
Students at two Collier County schools were sent home on Monday Oct. 14 after a power outage left them without electricity. Here's what we know.
Gas stations across Florida were resuming operations on Monday, easing fuel shortages as the state recovered from back-to-back hurricanes which caused widespread disruption.
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