A Hurricane Helene survivor’s relocation to a new home has been falsely credited online to the work of U.S. President Donald ...

Officials with FEMA say they are still available for anyone still coping with damage from Hurricane Helene. FEMA officials say they are working with South Carolina Emergency Management and are focused ...

A close analysis of Helene’s fatalities shows how major storms are taking lives in unexpected ways, and how the deadly ...

In the end, FEMA helped more than 154,000 families in North Carolina with aid, with assistance also going to other ...

The FEMA disaster recovery center in Richmond County will close at its current location on Friday and reopen next week until moving locations. The North Carolina Department of Health and Human ...

In the CSRA, Helene took 31 victims. In Georgia, the death toll was 33 people and in South Carolina, there were 49 people. The initial deaths were from trees falling on homes and vehicles.

Truth be told, disaster victims do often face long waits while trying to get FEMA relief they desperately need. A Scripps News investigation over the summer found that delays have been a problem going ...

Noem believes states still need federal funds for disaster relief, but local officials should decide on how it's deployed.

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem said Sunday that she is in favor of getting rid of the Federal Emergency Management ...

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem said all Americans “will be treated the same” by the retooled disaster agency.

North Carolina’s attorney general warned in a new court document that a federal funding freeze enacted by the Trump ...

As neighbors continue to deal with debris caused when Hurricane ... Helene. President Donald Trump said he was considering “getting rid of FEMA” as he visited hurricane-battered North ...