President Donald Trump announced plans to reform FEMA following the 2025 hurricane season, potentially requiring states to take on more financial responsibility during natural disasters.

Corpus Christi held its annual hurricane evacuation drill, training emergency personnel and residents on procedures to follow ...

Coastal residents are bracing for an unpredictable hurricane season—with many still cleaning up and rebuilding from last year ...

TALLAHASSEE—In anticipation of President Donald Trump's new plan to "phase out" the nation's disaster response agency, ...

A federal-regional-state partnership can significantly reduce response time, minimize logistical challenges and save lives ...

The president said states need to bear the costs of their own recovery and if a state's governor can't do so, "then maybe ...

East Tennessee communities face challenges amid Trump's plan to reduce FEMA funding. Local mayors rely on state aid but ...

With hurricane season underway, businesses in Puerto Rico should strengthen their disaster preparedness plans to reduce risks ...

To help people prepare for storms before they threaten, self-service sandbag operations will be available across Sarasota and Manatee counties ...

President Donald Trump’s plan to begin “phasing out” the federal agency that responds to disasters after the 2025 hurricane season is likely to put more responsibilities on states to provide services ...

President Donald Trump said on Tuesday he wants to phase out the F ederal Emergency Management Agency starting at the end of this year's current hurricane season. "We want to wean off of EMA," Trump ...

The Trump administr they are planning on phasing out the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) after the 2025 hurricane season.