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Faced with the threat of dealing with dual disasters, the Federal Emergency Management Agency on Wednesday ramped up preparations for Hurricane Irma as it barreled toward the Florida coast even as the agency continued the massive recovery effort in storm-battered Texas.
All eyes are on Hurricane Irma as the massive Category 5 storm churns its way toward South Florida.
With an impact from Hurricane Irma just days away, Broward County has officially declared a local state of emergency.
Tropical Storm Jose is continuing to gain strength over the eastern Atlantic and could become a hurricane sometime Tuesday.
As Hurricane Irma approaches, Miami International Airport are cancelling arrivals and halting departures to Central and South America, as well as the Caribbean.
Have you thought about how to get emotionally and mentally prepared for Hurricane Irma?
As preps are underway for a possible hit by Hurricane Irma, Floridians have a chance to stock up on sandbags to prevent damage to their homes.
If you've been driving around looking for gas ahead of Hurricane Irma's impact you may have noticed that the longs are long and tempers are short at the pump.
A South Florida continues to prepare for Hurricane Irma gas and water are high demand.
As heavy rains and 185-mph winds from Hurricane Irma lashed the Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico's northeast coast Wednesday, Puerto Rican officials are warning that parts of the island nation could be without power for several months.
Broward County is opening their shelters Thursday as Hurricane Irma moves toward South Florida.
The impact of Hurricane Irma is being felt across South Florida well before the storm's expected weekend arrival.
Parks are the infrastructure of our communities, where memories are made, health is improved, community well-being is achieved and environment resiliency is planned.
Florida Governor Rick Scott says Hurricane Irma is stronger than the devastating Hurricane Andrew back in 1992. This as Irma's forecast cone shows the hurricane making its way to the state.
AAA is urging motorists to heed official warnings and stay off the roads during Hurricane Irma.
