The Latest Breaking News from FEMA

A man accused of making a threat that sparked a temporary shift in some western North Carolina disaster recovery operations said he believed social media reports that the Federal Emergency Management Agency was refusing to help people

The White House says the federal government has approved nearly $2 billion in assistance across six states to help people hit hard by hurricanes Helene and Milton

FEMA resumes door-to-door visits in North Carolina after threats and disinformation. Arrest made in connection with threats against FEMA workers.

SBA funding depletion causes delays in disaster aid for Hurricanes Helene and Milton. Apply for loans to aid recovery. Congress plans to provide necessary ...

When responses by political parties were considered, 51% of Democrats felt FEMA money should not go to housing undocumented immigrants, while 49% disagreed. In contrast, 80% of Republicans believed the agency's funds should not be used for this purpose, while 20% felt otherwise.

The Federal Emergency Management Agency has approved an extension of housing help for Maui wildfire survivors

Officials say federal disaster workers have resumed door-to-door visits as part of hurricane recovery efforts in North Carolina

The emergency aid workers worked from "fixed locations" and paused "going out into the community" until the threat was addressed.

The emergency aid workers worked from "fixed locations" and paused "going out into the community" until the threat was addressed.

Rep. Anna Paulina Luna collaborates with President Biden on FEMA's disaster relief efforts post-Hurricane Milton, amidst bipartisan acknowledgments and GOP...

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