American Airlines Packs Food For Florida Hurricane Relief
American Airlines volunteers are gathering to pack 5,000 boxes of food for Florida communities affected by recent hurricanes.
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American Airlines volunteers are gathering to pack 5,000 boxes of food for Florida communities affected by recent hurricanes.
Three utility workers were fatally struck by a pickup truck as they were repairing power lines damaged by Hurricane Michael, the Florida Highway Patrol says.
The death toll from Hurricane Michael has climbed to at least six people, as victims were recovered in the Florida Panhandle, Georgia and North Carolina on Thursday.
Hurricane Michael grew so quickly it caught many Floridians off-guard. Its wind speed increased by 72 percent in less than 33 hours.
North Texas Relief groups are already on the road, headed into Florida, coordinating with about a half dozen teams still working on the east coast.
Hurricane Michael made landfall near Mexico Beach, Florida with 155 mph winds.
Michael gained new strength over warm tropical waters amid a forecast that it would swiftly intensify into a major hurricane before striking Florida's northeast Gulf Coast.
