FEMA

We're now almost a week removed from Hurricane Ida, yet millions of Louisianians are still trying to get back on track.

FEMA has some help available to families who have lost loved ones during this crisis. The federal agency is providing funding to help families with funeral and burial expenses. Acting FEMA Administrator Bob Fenton says At FEMA, our mission is to help people before, during and after disasters...

Because of the horrific consequences of last month's winter storm, FEMA is stepping in with assistance, but you must register to get the grants.

The request for $3 billion in federal block grants will help residents in 21 Louisiana parishes recover from the record-breaking hurricane season.

President Donald Trump has declared a major disaster exists in the State of Louisiana, opening up for federal funding to be made available for portions of the state hit the hardest by Hurricane Delta.

The drive-thru assistance and mobile registration centers should reopen tomorrow, weather permitting.

If you bought a generator, chainsaw, or other storm-related equipment it might be eligible for reimbursement according to FEMA.

The healthcare workforce has been so greatly strained by the current pandemic Governor Edwards has reached out to FEMA for assistance.

The COVID-19 pandemic has been worrisome enough for residents along the Gulf Coast and the rest of the nation. However, the nation's heartland doesn't have to be concerned with Mother Nature's summertime sucker punch, the hurricane or tropical storm...

Louisiana Governor John Bel Edwards has issued a State of Emergency in preparation for the storm

Have you seen that one photo of the Waffle House hurricane "situation room?"

Not only was Joe living in a completely different (completely dry) house in another state at the time, he was renting the house in question at the time to a resident that had his application for assistance delayed!