Fact Check: FEMA’s $750 emergency aid to Hurricane Helene victims not a loan
Emergency assistance of $750 offered by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) to survivors of Hurricane Helene is not a loan recipients have to pay back, the agency said in response to posts spreading the incorrect information.
Misinformation has caused "real-world obstacles" for FEMA responders as the agency looks to protect its workforce.
The Federal Emergency Management Agency is driving DHS' mission to respond to disasters forward. Learn more about this ...
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Spartanburg County Sheriff Chuck Wright says his deputies will "hunt down" those who threaten FEMA a week after he disparaged ...
Civilian entities, justly and appropriately, lead responses to our Nation’s disasters. For the Federal Government, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) is the executive agent. At the state ...
A sheriff says witnesses reported seeing a group of armed people harassing hurricane relief workers in a remote Tennessee ...
Since Helene hit western North Carolina, workers for the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) have been on the ground ...
Feds impacted by the hurricane can then use the extra paid time off during the emergency, without having to dip into their ...
The Pavilion in Marion, Illinois, hosted the 12th annual Weathering the Storm conference Wednesday, which brought together ...
A federal disaster recovery center aiding local victims of Hurricane Helene has opened in downtown Augusta. The Federal ...
A major federal disaster declaration for the record Suicide Basin flood that peaked Aug. 6 has been approved by President Joe ...
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