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Gateway - Quartz
Quartz· 12 hours agoHurricane Ian could be among the costliest in US history. The insurance industry is looking at a loss of $20 billion at the very least, according to Artemis ...
County leaders vote to rebuild Fort Myers Beach Pier
WINK TV Southwest Florida· 1 hour agoOnly pillars are left from what was once the Fort Myers Beach Pier. Since Hurricane Ian destroyed it, repairing the pier has never been a question. On...
Lee Commissioners accept over $1.8M to help homeless people due to Hurricane Ian
WINK TV Southwest Florida· 8 hours agoThe Lee Board of County Commissioners voted to accept a federal grant of more than $1.8 million to...
Shuckers receives approval from council for rebuild
Fort Myers Beach Bulletin & Observer· 19 hours agoA year before Hurricane Ian, the owners of Shuckers at the Gulfshore and Cottage Bar were holding a jubilant celebration of the 100th anniversary of the...
Naples beach access points await repairs nearly two years after Hurricane Ian
NBC 2 Fort Myers· 1 day agoWith summer fast approaching, beachgoers in Naples are finding some of their favorite access points...
Gateway - Jalopnik
Jalopnik· 16 hours agoHurricane Ian seemed to just be the latest disaster to set back the first launch of the Artemis 1 rocket and its unmanned Orion spacecraft, but NASA announced ...
Florida city hit with more rain in one day than during Hurricane Ian
Newsweek· 6 days agoA moisture-laden storm currently pummeling Florida has dumped more rain on Sarasota in only 24 hours...
How do recent rainfall amounts from the no-name Florida storm compare to Hurricane Ian's?
Naples Daily News· 5 days agoCollier and Lee County are under flood watch and state of emergency as widespread thunderstorms with...
FLOODING FIASCO: People in Harlem Heights begging for help with drainage
FOX 4 News· 12 hours agoThe Harlem Heights community in Fort Myers finds itself once again fighting the flooding, after last week's rain. Residents like Ivonne Rivera say they spent days stranded in their homes because ...
As hurricane season begins, thousands of insured damage claims are still open - Orlando Business...
The Business Journals· 13 hours agoAs hurricane season begins, the damages from past storms have not fully been resolved as Florida has...
