FEMA, Hurricane Helene
Fact Check: FEMA’s $750 emergency aid to Hurricane Helene victims not a loan
Emergency assistance of $750 offered by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) to survivors of Hurricane Helene is not a loan recipients have to pay back, the agency said in response to posts spreading the incorrect information.
Suspect arrested after FEMA pauses Hurricane Helene work in North Carolina over threats
FEMA said it paused Hurricane Helene assistance operations in some North Carolina counties because of threats being made against responders. A suspect was arrested, charged and released on bond over the weekend.
Misinformation has caused "real-world obstacles" for FEMA responders as the agency looks to protect its workforce.
The Federal Emergency Management Agency has made “operational adjustments” after reports of threats toward the agency’s ...
Some counties certified to issue alerts through FEMA's system did not send any when the remnants of Hurricane Helene hit, ...
The White House says the federal government has approved nearly $2 billion in assistance across six states to help people hit ...
At least 81 people are to still missing in western North Carolina weeks after Hurricane Helene devastated the United States’ ...
The Federal Emergency Management Agency has provided more than $210 million in immediate assistance to communities affected ...
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A Washington Post analysis shows how federal flood maps underestimated the risk homeowners faced in the parts of North ...
In the wake of September's Hurricane Helene, Beaufort and Jasper county residents are now eligible FEMA and SBA assistance ...
Residents are launching GoFundMe to finance repairs but worry that scams and falsehoods, including right-wing disinformation, ...
Federal officials are offering up rental assistance to Georgians impacted by Hurricane Helene and Tropical Storm Debby, for ...
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