Agents say funding isn't running out for North Carolina any time soon and resources will not be moved away to Florida.

A comprehensive guide on documenting damage to your home, applying for aid, knowing your rights as a renter, understanding unemployment, and more.

You can apply for financial assistance through the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) if your property was damaged in ...

FEMA can’t seize property or land from people who apply for federal disaster assistance, according to the agency's website.

Federal Emergency Management Agency Administrator Deanne Criswell said Tuesday that rumors and disinformation will become a ...

Report finds Elon Musk’s platform is fueling falsehoods and conspiracy theories that risk undermining rescue efforts — and ...

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The head of the U.S. disaster response agency continued to forcefully push back Monday against false claims and conspiracy ...

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People on social media are claiming a $750 payment available to hurricane victims is actually a loan. That’s false. It’s a ...

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) announced a groundbreaking settlement with Invitation Homes, a large single-family rental ...

The Federal Emergency Management Agency could be running out of funds before the end of fall's Atlantic hurricane season.