Hurricane Ian destroyed their home. Now the Beach Art Association finally has a new place for their exhibits, art classes and ...

Hurricane Ian happened almost three years ago. But a new NBC documentary series has been bringing painful memories flooding ...

I told myself, I'm not letting this hurricane kill me," Florida resident Mary Wojciechowski said on the "Hurricane Ian" ...

Town officials cite FEMA regulations as reason for ending temporary permits, with potential $250 daily fines for ...

A boat that was trapped in mangroves off San Carlos Island in Fort Myers was finally removed by the Fish and Wildlife ...

Hurricane Ian keeps getting stronger as it barrels toward Florida, prompting urgent evacuations and threatening dangerous storm surges in places not used to getting hit directly by a hurricane.

If Hurricane Ian destroyed your home, take these critical first steps for disaster relief and insurance The insured losses could be between $25 billion and $40 billion by one early estimate.

With the self-proclaimed 'Granite Gangster,' Charles D. Ogden, going on trial July 28, his wife recently lost a libel case ...

Ian was forecast to intensify rapidly into a major hurricane, Category 3 or greater, as soon as late Monday, AccuWeather said. The storm could ultimately reach Category 4 status, which means ...

Ian caused more deaths in Florida — at least 114 — than any hurricane in almost 90 years. Five other people died from the storm in North Carolina, as well as one in Virginia.

Hurricane Ian is projected to bring a perilous storm surge and winds as strong as 140 mph when it nears Florida's Gulf Coast in the middle of this week, the National Hurricane Center said on Monday.

When Justin Smith checked the weather on Tuesday, he wasn’t worried. The report from WINK News on DirecTV said Hurricane Ian was a threat to Tampa, some 100 miles to the north of Fort Myers ...