Deadline is Friday for supplemental food assistance due to Hurricane Milton

Lee County surpassed the 100,000-cubic-yard milestone for vegetative and construction debris collection in unincorporated areas post-Hurricane Milton this week. The total amount of collections including sand is approximately 152,876 cubic yards.

"All of those people came together because they knew how important it was to get the kids back on the island and back in their school. So, I just feel really, really grateful,” said Principal Katie Fradley.

Homeowners who have elevated their homes after hurricanes in Florida will share experiences. All welcome.

SanCap Resiliency survey shows residents taking climate change very seriously

FWC is helping local law enforcement to identify and recover derelict boats from the storm.

Counties publish hours and locations for filing permits; Manatee cautions about hiring contractors

Several Florida communities continue to weather after effects from Hurricane Milton more than 2 weeks since it made landfall in Florida.

WGCU's videographers visited Englewood and Manasota Key to explore the damage and to talk with residents as they recover from Hurricane Milton.

You can return clean sand to the beaches, but be sure it's debris free.