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Florida: Army Veteran Dies While Delivering Free Bikes to Children Affected by Hurricane Ian

Steven Pringle is a U.S. Army veteran who turned his life around with a bike shop. However, he was killed in a traffic accident while delivering free bikes to children affected by Hurricane Ian in Florida.

Disaster SNAP Benefits Update: More Floridians Are Getting Extra Food Assistance | Are You Eligible to Get It?

Oct 23, 2022 09:56 PM EDT By Mary Webber

The third phase of disaster SNAP benefits in Florida is set to open on October 24 for the people in Hillsborough, Lake, Osceola, Putnam, Seminole, and Volusia counties.

Cuba: US Offering Hurricane Relief After Hurricane Ian Devastates Island

Oct 19, 2022 11:30 PM EDT By Rick Martin

Hurricane Ian devastated Cuba, causing blackouts and damage across the island. Now, after years of tensions, the United States is offering to help the communist nation with some hurricane relief worth $2 million.

US Migrant Crisis: Ron DeSantis Will Continue Flying Migrants to Democratic Areas After Hurricane Ian Relief Efforts

Oct 16, 2022 10:34 PM EDT By Mary Webber

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis will be resuming flights of migrants to Democratic-led states after his state is done dealing with Hurricane Ian relief efforts.

Electric Vehicles in Florida Are 'Exploding' After Hurricane Ian Floods the State

Oct 07, 2022 01:53 AM EDT By Mary Webber

Electric vehicles in Florida have been catching on fire after becoming waterlogged during Hurricane Ian, which brought massive rain and flooding to the state.

Joe Biden Promises Massive Aid for Devastated Puerto Rico: ‘They Haven’t Been Taken Very Good Care Of’

Oct 03, 2022 09:05 PM EDT By Rick Martin

President Joe Biden and First Lady Jill Biden have arrived in Puerto Rico to survey the damage of Hurricane Fiona and help out in humanitarian efforts for people struggling in the wake of a powerful hurricane.

Hurricane Ian Death Toll in Florida Reaches 47, Thousands of Floridians Struggle for Gas and Basic Needs

Oct 02, 2022 10:19 PM EDT By BERT HOOVER

Numerous individuals died, and hundreds of thousands of residents are still without power and other basic necessities in Florida due to Hurricane Ian's destruction.

Cuba: Islandwide Blackout Caused by Hurricane Ian Sparks Protests in Havana; Government Also Accused of Cutting off Internet

Oct 01, 2022 03:20 AM EDT By Rick Martin

While some areas in Cuba have their power back on, much of the country still suffers from blackouts in the wake of Hurricane Ian that led to small protests, particularly in the capital of Havana.

Tom Brady Pledges to Donate to Florida Hurricane Ian Disaster Fund; Casey DeSantis Says More Than $10M Raised