Residents rush to rescue manatees stranded by Hurricane Irma
Residents placed the stuck animals on large green tarp and pulled them more than 100 yards back into water Sunday afternoon
Hurricane Irma
Florida congresswoman on Irma: "It’s going to take a long time to dig out of this"
Rep. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen told CBS News on Monday that she's been without power in Miami for four days
Airfares didn't have to spike ahead of Irma
The industry uses sophisticated algorithms to match prices to demand, but overrides are simple enough to implement
Weakened Irma pummels Florida -- live updates
Powerful storm floods streets, spawns apparent tornadoes, knocks out power to millions and snaps construction cranes in Miami
"Humanitarian crisis": Crews to search for Irma victims in Florida Keys
Storm destroyed roadways, isolating many who didn't evacuate when it slammed into the island chain as a Category 4 hurricane
What is storm surge? Areas in Florida affected by Hurricane Irma
Areas on Florida southwest coast could see dangerous conditions as Fort Myers and Tampa were hit by Hurricane Irma
U.S. to evacuate tourists from Irma-battered island
Tiny tropical paradise islands bore brunt of Hurricane Irma's impact, and they are still feeling the pain
Millions of customers lose power in Florida from Hurricane Irma
Florida Power & Light says it will be weeks, not days, before electricity is fully restored because of Hurricane Irma's fury Sunday
Social media gives insight into Hurricane Irma's fury
Irma raked the Florida Keys on Sunday and early signs of the storm's power were displayed on social media
Trump gets "comprehensive update" on Hurricane Irma
Members of the Trump cabinet met with FEMA employees to get more updates on Irma's path
Hurricane Irma disrupts Congress' work schedule
"Due to the large number of absences as a result of Hurricane Irma, Members are advised that no votes are expected in the House tomorrow," said House Majority Leader McCarthy
2 huge cranes atop Miami high-rises collapse in Irma's winds
First known crashes of the two dozen such heavyweight hazards looming over the city skyline as the monster storm powers across the state
Florida senator praises authorities' "seamless cooperation" ahead of Irma
"There is the cooperation between the federal level, the state, and the locals. That has been seamless cooperation, unlike 25 years ago in Hurricane Andrew," Sen. Nelson said
"I'm kind of on my own": Florida resident not evacuating as Irma bears down
"My house has been through a couple of hurricanes before so I felt like I could get through this," Florida business owner says
Video: Couple rescued from boat trying to ride out hurricane
Florida sheriff's deputies rescued a couple who tried to ride out Hurricane Irma on a small sailboat
Florida gov. "concerned" about storm surge during Hurricane Irma
"This is like Andrew, but this is Andrew for a whole state," Florida Gov. Rick Scott said on "Face the Nation"
Irma recovery could require 11 million meals, and more
"I don't think anybody alive today in this state has ever seen anything like this," said Florida Gov. Rick Scott
Florida zoos form "crisis management plan" to protect animals from Irma
At the 116-acre Central Florida Zoo, keepers are trying to keep about 450 animals safe
Florida man's joke about shooting Irma gets 50,000 responses
Ryon Edwards says his Facebook event inviting people to shoot at Hurricane Irma was a joke that got out of hand
Florida senator: Irma has potential to be "worst-case scenario"
"The problem we have is there's nowhere to move. The whole state is being impacted by this," Sen. Marco Rubio said on "Face the Nation"
Hurricane Irma makes landfall in lower Florida Keys -- live updates
National Hurricane Center says Irma is expected to remain powerful storm as it moves through the Florida Keys and near the state's west coast
Miami Beach mayor in his office despite evacuation order
Miami Beach Mayor Philip Levine said a curfew will be in effect for Sunday and Monday nights
Hurricane Irma
One of the most powerful Atlantic hurricanes ever recorded sets its sights on the Caribbean and Florida
St. Petersburg now in Irma's crosshairs with westward shift
St. Petersburg, like Tampa, has not taken a head-on blow from a major hurricane in nearly a century
1,200 Americans evacuated from St. Martin after Irma
An estimated 5,000 Americans remain on the Caribbean island after Hurricane Irma
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Investigation
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Investigation
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