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US & Canada · Fort MyersAs of Tuesday evening, about 400,573 customers in Florida were without power. At least 109 people have been reported killed by the hurricane in the United States. The storm slammed into Florida as a furious Category 4 hurricane last Wednesday. More than 2,300 rescues have been made and over 1,000 urban search and rescue personnel have checked structures.See the Story
Hurricane Ian death toll surpasses 100 as Florida struggles to recover
61% Center coverage: 47 sources
HurricanesSeveral expensive sports cars were damaged by Hurricane Ian in Naples. Snowbirds will leave their cars behind when they return to their second homes so those returning this winter will likely be bracing for the worst. "We were just in shock over what we saw. We haven't been back so I have no idea if the cars are still there," said one survivor.See the Story
Hurricane Ian Damage in Fort Myers
100% Left coverage: 2 sources
Lawmakers to free up more relief money to help speed Hurricane Ian recovery
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US & CanadaGov. Ron DeSantis' administration is fighting to prevent the release of documents to plaintiffs in a lawsuit challenging the plan. Attorneys for the plaintiffs this week asked a Leon County circuit judge to reject a request to shield it from having to release documents. The requested documents range from communications related to the anti-gerrymandering amendments that voters passed in 2010 to communications with U.S. House leaders.See the Story
DeSantis seeks to shield redistricting documents
Legal fight over vaccine passports on cruises could end soon in Florida
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Florida Citizens Losses Estimated At $2.3B To $2.6B
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Tallahassee · TallahasseeU.S. Department of Labor estimated 4,063 initial claims were filed in Florida during the week that ended Oct. 1. Last week's total was the lowest for any week since just before Memorial Day in May. State officials are bracing for an uptick in the coming weeks. The Farmworkers Association of Florida called on state officials Tuesday to help people working in the agriculture industry.See the Story
Florida Jobless Claims Drop As Hurricane Hits
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Tallahassee · TallahasseeTALLAHASSEE — As Florida looks to rebuild along the coast and in other areas hit by Hurricane Ian, a former state and national emergency-management chief said it needs a more advanced mindset.See the Story
Backroom briefing: Remodel the rebuild
Hurricanes · EnglewoodMore than 335,000 insurance claims have been filed after Hurricane Ian. The data showed 335,741 claims had been filed, up from more than 282,000 claims reported Tuesday. Of Wednesday’s totals, 246,910 claims involved residential property, with other types including auto-damage claims.See the Story
Insurance village open to help with claims
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Tallahassee · TallahasseeSchool districts that closed for at least a day because of Hurricane Ian will have flexibility related to reporting enrollment. Districts periodically report to the state enrollment numbers and information such as how many classrooms are open. The Department of Education is allowing the districts to report enrollment from the 11 school days that preceded the storm.See the Story
