Officials ask gov't to help cover cost of fixing massive holes in Calif. dam
Oroville Dam took a beating this winter after heavy flows of water gouged massive holes in its water-release spillways
Federal Emergency Management Agency
America's flood insurance system is sinking
The National Flood Insurance Program expires this fall, but will Congress act in time to renew it, or even better, fix it?
Hundreds of first responders exposed to ricin, a toxin, FEMA says
Agency says the Ohio emergency responders were training at an Alabama FEMA facility when it happened
Matthew beat up small business – insurers may, too
The damage they sustained could be fatal, especially if their insurance claims get denied for any of several reasons
Louisiana flood victims catch a break from the IRS
The agency is relaxing its rules on withdrawals and loans from retirement accounts, but that should be a “last resort”
In southern Louisiana, few spared from flood devastation
Echoes of Hurricane Katrina as neighbors help each other while waiting for more federal aid
Louisiana’s flood costs mount, thousands remain in shelters
Even before the storm, the state was worried; lawmakers had drained treasury reserves to patch together prior year budgets
West Virginia gets federal aid after dozens die in sudden flood
As residents are helped off roofs, out of attics, and down trees, bodies are still being found and the death toll keeps rising
Why "hurricane amnesia" is a big risk this year
After several fairly quiet seasons, 2016's "near normal" forecast could be big trouble for 7 million vulnerable homes
Obama signs emergency order over Flint water crisis
FEMA will now provide federal funds along with clean water, filters, cartridges and other items to Flint residents
NASA forms office to protect Earth from asteroids
The new office will work to detect asteroid threats and coordinate a response
Man seriously injured by e-cigarette explosion
Safety officials say e-cigarette explosions and fires are rare - but the impact can be devastating
Scoundrels who ripped off the needy
When tragedies strike, many people rush to the rescue; others seize the opportunity to take advantage of the needy
Three years after Sandy, and still waiting for help
In New Jersey, the Christie administration's rebuilding efforts have left many of the state's hardest-hit residents in limbo
Reporter's notebook: George W. Bush and the week Hurricane Katrina hit
CBS News White House Correspondent Mark Knoller shares his log of then-President Bush's schedule that week
After Katrina, Bush touts "decade of reform"
Former President George W. Bush returned Friday to New Orleans
Voices of Katrina: 10 Years Later
A decade after Hurricane Katrina devastated the Gulf Coast, its effects still linger in New Orleans, Plaquemines Parish and the Mississippi coast
Katrina 10 years later: New Orleans
Ten years after Hurricane Katrina devastated New Orleans - signs of resilience and struggle
NOAA's 2015 hurricane season forecast: What to expect
The persistence of El Niño in the Pacific could contribute to very different conditions on the East and West Coasts
Hurricane Isaias threatens Gulf Coast with rain, flooding. See its path.
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Curtis Flowers, wrongfully convicted man who was on death row, dies at 56
Arizona congressional candidate reports rape while repairing campaign signs
