Cuba prepares for destructive power of Hurricane Irma
The core of the hurricane is expected to move between the north coast of Cuba and the Bahamas
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The core of the hurricane is expected to move between the north coast of Cuba and the Bahamas
The incident prompted the closure of a busy a concourse as travelers tried to flee from Hurricane Irma
Forecasters warn Irma could slam headlong into the Miami metropolitan area and punish the entire length of Florida's Atlantic coast
Irma weakened only slightly Thursday from its peak, remaining a powerful Category 5 storm with winds of 175 mph
In Florida, more than half a million people live in mandatory evacuation zones, and gridlock gripped I-95 all the way to Orlando
Irma is bigger and has a 90-degree different path of potential destruction, meteorologists say
Comcast has opened 137,000 Wi-Fi hotspots in Florida and more in Georgia and South Carolina as Hurricane Irma approaches
Police will guard trucks delivering fuel to gas stations as the state braces for massive storm
2-year-old among the dead as dangerous Category 5 storm pummels region and roars toward Florida
Here are some last-minute tips to help you prepare for the storm
Hurricane Irma may be a threat not only to south Florida but also the Florida Keys and Cuba
The U.S. Hurricane Center says a watch has been issued for the Florida Keys, and from the Juniper Inlet southward to Bonita Beach
Meteorologists can get an increasingly strong idea of where a storm like Irma is heading using a variety of computer simulations
Workers at NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida are rushing to complete preparations for Hurricane Irma
Outside of the Basilica of Saint Mary Star of the Sea in Key West, Fla., stands a grotto many believe protected the island for decades
No other storm in recorded history has maintained top winds of 185 mph for 37 hours
Gov. Rick Scott urged Floridians to listen to their local officials and "get out when they say to get out"
More than two dozen high-rise construction cranes cannot be taken down before Irma arrives
Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd warns sex offenders, anyone with outstanding warrant, only shelter will be jail
The people who blow down houses for a living explain how you can minimize losses from the fiercest storm in years
Securing your home is vital, but so is securing your important records and documents, especially if you evacuate
Irma's eye passed just north of Puerto Rico with maximum sustained winds of 185 mph
Florida law against price gouging doesn't apply to airline tickets -- and some customers see thousand-dollar flights
Many Floridians have been left scrambling to find supplies to board up homes and businesses before Irma makes landfall
There's no immediate threat to land from Jose, but meteorologists warned the storm's path could change, according to the National Hurricane Center