In what has historically been known as Tornado Alley — a designation that typically includes Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas — the ...

Review your emergency plan and ensure everyone in your ... and areas with large open spaces (e.g., gyms or auditoriums). Do not shelter under bridges or overpasses, as they offer little protection ...

I've encouraged people across North Carolina to make sure they're prepared for hurricane season, which runs from June 1 to Nov. 30. I've urged them to make sure they have adequate homeowners' ...

A man left his dog tied to a fence in Florida while evacuating for Hurricane Milton. Gov. DeSantis signed a bill May 28 ...

Weathering the storm and the damage that often accompanies it can cause stress for homeowners if they are not sure what to do, where to go ... homeowners face during post-hurricane recovery.

A tornado emergency is the National Weather Service ... It does not mean flooding will occur, but it is possible. What do I do during a flood? Get to higher ground. Obey evacuation orders.

A legal expert breaks down how renters and mobile homeowners can better protect themselves from damages after a hurricane.

When deciding whether to shelter in place during an emergency, social roles, environmental knowledge, economic status, and other factors weigh heavily over government information and directions ...

What's next: Taxpayers in these areas have until May 1 to file returns and make payments, and there's no need to do any additional ... payments won't accrue during disaster extensions.