Cedar Key residents remain positive despite destruction left by Hurricane Helene
Jorge Hernandez, a Cedar Key Resident, said, “Last time from Idalia, it was 18 inches; this time, it was four feet. It’s a big difference.” Those who’ve lived here all their lives know that this is only the beginning of a long road to recovery. Jorge Fernandez first saw the damage to his home while watching news coverage of the storm.
Stoney Smith was trying to save whatever he could Saturday after Hurricane Helene gutted his business on the town's main drag ...
He was anxious about this storm from the beginning. Before Hurricane Helene, you could drive up to Jody Griffis’ stilted home ...
As the clock ticked closer to Helene’s landfall in Florida’s Big Bend, Michael Bobbitt made a pit stop at his white bungalow ...
A Firefighter was sent to the hospital after Fire Rescue responded to a mobile home fire in Brooksville. Hernando County Fire ...
The city of Crystal River is steadily working to rebuild and recover following the extensive flood damage inflicted by ...
HOMOSASSA, Fla. — Hurricane Helene caused storm surge of up to 10 feet in some parts of Citrus County, devastating many of the communities close to the Gulf. In Homosassa, residents are beginning the ...
A major crash is currently blocking part of northbound I-75 in Brooksville, according to Florida Highway Patrol. The crash happened around 5:39 p.m. Sunday near mile marker 298. Little is known about ...
A Disaster Recovery Shelter has opened at the Citrus Springs Community Center to assist those displaced by Hurricane Helene.
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