Helene and Milton reveal Florida’s hopeless home insurance disaster
While APCIA president and CEO David A. Sampson acknowledged the destruction of Hurricane Helene, Hurricane Milton’s impending arrival on Florida’s west coast, and the insurance industry crisis, he emphasized that insurance’s societal role remained a source of “stability, safety, and protection” for American families, businesses, and communities.
Florida has seen a recent increase in confirmed cases of flesh-eating bacteria following the devastating hurricanes Helene ...
While the newly developed storm-proof homes have endured a few storms since people moved in last year, Hurricanes Helene and ...
Sharks are pretty harmless. But again, I stepped on it, so I got bit. But when you go in the shark pit, that’s way gnarly.” ...
I see some perceptions that the amount of rainfall was unexpected or came as a surprise. This narrative is likely amplified ...
There have been 70 confirmed Vibrio vulnificus infections in Florida, and more than half of them have happened since ...
On a dark night, a fierce storm gave Florida a sharp blow to the head. Less than two weeks later, another tore through its ...
Florida has removed more than 3,000 truckloads of debris from Hurricane Helene as Hurricane Milton bares down on the state.
Florida Rep. Kat Cammack said that her district has suffered significant damage from Hurricane Helene, including "astronomical" agricultural damage and more.
Estimated insured losses in Florida from Hurricane Helene continue to climb, nearing $1.14 billion on Wednesday.
A man in Tampa, Fla., who gained fame for riding out Hurricane Helene and Milton while docked on his sailboat has been ...
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