Florida, Carolinas count the cost of Hurricane Ian

Disaster! Hurricane Ian Kills 58 in Florida, Four in North Carolina

The death toll from Hurricane Ian has risen to 58 people in Florida, which was hit by a near Category 5 storm on Wednesday, with four dead in North Carolina when it was a tropical storm on Friday...

Hurricane Ian killed 62 people in Florida and North Carolina, according to a new toll

The death toll from Hurricane Ian, which hit the south-eastern United States last week, has risen to at least 62 deaths, authorities said Sunday.

Over $21 million raised for Florida Disaster Fund in the wake of Hurricane Ian

Money is pouring into Florida’s Disaster Fund, a private fund run by the state to help with response and recovery activities in the wake of Hurricane Ian.[TRENDING: VIDEO: Deputies rescue man standing on top of submerged car in Volusia County | Flooded Daytona Beach residents survey damage as waters recede | Become a News 6 Insider (it’s free!)]The governor and the first lady have been touting the Florida Disaster Fund to get more people to dona…

4 people in North Carolina have died in remnants of Hurricane Ian

Four people in North Carolina died from the storm, Gov. Roy Cooper said Saturday, as he urged residents to stay safe while emergency crews worked to restore power and clear debris after Hurricane Ian.“The storm has passed, but many hazards remain with downed trees, downed power lines and power outages,” Cooper said in a statement. “We mourn with the families of those who have died and urge everyone to be cautious while cleaning up to avoid more …

More than 1,100 rescued in Florida, 74 found dead after Hurricane Ian

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis’ office shared on Sunday that first responders have rescued 1,100 people stranded in flooded parts of southwest and central Florida since Hurricane Ian hit the state last week.

Hurricane-ravaged Florida, Carolinas face daunting recovery

MIAMI -- The largely innocuous but soggy remnants of Hurricane Ian drifted through Virginia early on Sunday, leaving in their wake storm-ravaged residents in Florida and the Carolinas facing a disaster recovery expected to cost tens of billions of dollars.