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Evers seeks federal aid to assess flood damage in Wisconsin
MILWAUKEE (WISN) -- Gov. Tony Evers has requested federal assistance to assess flood damage across Wisconsin. The request to the Federal Emergency Management Agency was submitted Wednesday after state officials determined the damage likely exceeded the threshold for federal aid.
The cancellation of the contracts is part of a broad effort by the Trump administration to strip federal workers of union ...
Decades of disaster response history help explain how changes to FEMA’s structure have affected its ability to manage ...
Since taking office, President Trump has called for the elimination of the Federal Emergency Management Agency, suggesting it ...
The Trump administration plans to cut $20 million in security funding for Washington, D.C., according to a grant notice.
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Rogers City Council approves $43 million fund for emergency use only, spurred by 2024 tornado damage
City leaders will now have a special reserve fund available for use only in times of emergency, such as a natural disaster.
Lincoln County has decided not to apply for a FEMA grant after the Trump administration added a requirement that recipients ...
Federal funding for critical flood protection in the Yuba-Sutter area was cancelled, and local agencies are scrambling to come up with a solution. The City of Modesto held public information ...
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