The Latest Breaking News from FEMA

Attorneys for 10 states and some Louisiana local governments hope a federal judge will block a new system for calculating rates for federal flood insurance

​House Republicans are discussing a three- to four-week stopgap funding measure to avert a partial government shutdown starting Oct. 1.

The United States began observing National Preparedness Month in 2004. This year, the Federal Emergency Management Agency is focusing on outreach to senior citizens and those living with disabilities.

President Joe Biden is approving a disaster declaration for three Georgia counties following Hurricane Idalia’s sprint across the state

It's been nearly a month since the deadliest U.S. wildfire in more than a century killed at least 115 people in Hawaii

ED issues showcause notice to Karimnagar granite firms for alleged FEMA violation to the tune of ₹4.8 cr. ED's investigation found large-scale evasion of seigniorage fee & 'underreporting' of quantity of granite blocks by exporters & 'unaccounted' money transactions. Minister denies allegations.

Some Vermont residents whose homes were damaged or destroyed during severe flooding in July still face housing shortages

Florida governor has no plans to meet Biden, claiming security preparations would impair recovery efforts

The president promised federal government would support the island after deadly wildfires, but residents say the response is scattershot and insufficient

President Biden had said he would meet with Gov. Ron DeSantis during a tour of hurricane damage on Saturday. But on Friday night, the governor's office threw cold water on the idea.

Scientists say climate change has contributed to the intensity of hurricanes, driving higher winds and wetter storms.