Signs Of Life Across South Florida Days After Irma's Wrath
Over 112 million people visited Florida last year and spent well over $100 billion.
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Over 112 million people visited Florida last year and spent well over $100 billion.
Florida Governor Rick Scott, the Florida Department of Health and Florida Power and Light are all refuting claims from a Florida nursing home, where eight people died in the sweltering hot building, that they didn't do enough to help after the storm knocked out power.
Governor Rick Scott and other state officials traveled to the Florida Keys Friday.
Florida Power and Light has been working around the clock to restore power across South Florida.
Hurricane Jose has gotten a little stronger and tropical storm watches are possible in the U.S. on Saturday.
Attorney General Jeff Sessions won't be able to follow through — at least for now — with his threat to withhold public safety grant money to Chicago and other so-called sanctuary cities for refusing to impose new tough immigration policies, a judge ruled Friday in a legal defeat for the Trump administration.
Sweet puppies, dogs and cats endured more than they should have during Hurricane Irma and now they're getting a second chance.
Cuba is just one of the many countries recovering from Hurricane Irma.
Recovering from Hurricane Irma in the Florida Keys is a struggle with no power, no water and no stable communication.
In schools across Miami-Dade and Broward, with the United Way's help, parents, kids and residents got a hot lunch Friday, many for the first time since Irma turned out the lights.
Assistance by the truckload left Miami-Dade Fire Rescue's station in Doral Friday to help those in need in the Florida Keys during Irma recovery efforts.
Florida 'hot cop' suspended with pay during investigation into alleged anti-Semitic Facebook posts.
The place of last resort for dogs and cats needing a place to shelter needs your help after Hurricane Irma.
Citizens Insurance opening three response centers for Hurricane Irma claims.
Five days after Hurricane Irma walloped Florida, the recovery mission picked up momentum as more people had electricity and schools made plans to reopen.
