Florida sheriff asks residents who refused to evacuate to write information on body for identification after Helene landfall
Residents in Taylor County, Florida, who defied mandatory evacuation orders have been instructed by the sheriff to write their name and birthday on their arm or leg so they can later be identified. This order comes as Hurricane Helene inches closer to the Florida coast.
The Shell Point and Dana Shores neighborhoods remain inaccessible, according to Hillsborough County officials. Residents ...
The nearly 100-year-old dam suffered damage to its structural supports but was still holding Friday afternoon, officials said ...
Those who evacuated are now being given the go-ahead to return home after Hurricane Helene, but they must drive with caution.
A Florida sheriff on Thursday admonished residents who were not heeding an evacuation order as Hurricane Helene raced toward ...
Buncombe County has issued a mandatory evacuation order for residents along the Swannanoa River from the North Fork Reservoir ...
Riverside Estates Travel and Mobile Home Park is prone to flooding, and the river is expected to rise above flood stage ...
A chemical leak from a railcar prompted officials to issue an evacuation order for residents in Hamilton County, Ohio, ...
Residents in an Ohio community where a dangerous chemical leak occurred are being allowed to return to their homes.
Residents of Whitewater Township and Cleves can finally return home after an evacuation order was lifted due to a chemical ...
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A county in Florida's Big Bend area told its residents who did not evacuate for Hurricane Helene to write their name and ...
President Joe Biden has been briefed on the leak and he directed his staff to provide any resources needed, a White House ...
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