FEMA administrator testifies about misinformation, funding and Trump supporters after Hurricane Helene
Deanne Criswell, administrator of the Federal Emergency Management Agency, denied allegations Tuesday that it took her agency around three days to respond to Hurricane Helene in North Carolina. Criswell testified before two congressional committees Tuesday about the federal response to hurricanes Helene and Milton,
Financial shortfalls have repeatedly forced FEMA to put disaster recovery projects on hold. That could spell trouble for ...
The head of the Federal Emergency Management Agency, Deanne Criswell, told lawmakers that she personally approved the firing ...
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FEMA extends disaster assistance deadline in North CarolinaFEMA announced on Friday that the deadline for North Carolinians has been extended for those in need to apply for FEMA ...
The former Federal Emergency Management Agency employee who was fired earlier this month after being accused of skipping ...
Rep. Gary Palmer is leading new legislation to replenish FEMA disaster relief funding using unspent funds the agency has elsewhere.
According to FEMA, more than 320,000 pounds had already been removed as part of the project, including 65 truckloads at the ...
While a majority of the deaths in North Carolina were from drowning that happened during the storm, it's not uncommon for ...
Edwards told the committee that the economic damage in North Carolina is estimated at $53 billion, and around only 5% is ...
The Clemson Carolina Blood Bowl is a chance for Tiger and Gamecock fans to roll up their sleeves for a good cause.
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