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Hurricane Ian

Manatee County community still recovering from Hurricane Ian, sheriff's office reflects 1 year later

Manatee County community still recovering from Hurricane Ian, sheriff's office reflects 1 year later

On September 28th last year, as Hurricane Ian passed through the country, the Myakka River engulfed roadways and homes.

September 28
Hurricane Ian recovery continues one year later

Hurricane Ian recovery continues one year later

Thursday marks one year since Hurricane Ian, the fifth-strongest hurricane to ever make landfall in the U.S., slammed into Florida’s southwest coast. 

September 28
Eagles symbol of American strength while Floridians continue to rebuild after Hurricane Ian

Eagles symbol of American strength while Floridians continue to rebuild after Hurricane Ian

One year after Hurricane Ian slammed into southwest Florida, the damage can still be seen everywhere. 

September 27
Kiwanis Club of North Port helps community rebuild one year after Hurricane Ian

Kiwanis Club of North Port helps community rebuild one year after Hurricane Ian

One year ago, Classical Ballet Academy went dark, after Hurricane Ian destroyed Darli Iakovleva's studio.

September 27
Hurricane Ian victims continue helping each other despite personal hardships one year later

Hurricane Ian victims continue helping each other despite personal hardships one year later

When Hurricane Ian made landfall last year, it caused the Myakkahatchee Creek to spill over. Water engulfed homes and turned roadways into creeks, but during those trying times neighbors came out in droves to help one another. 

September 26
Venice Theatre is beacon of strength as community continues rebuilding a year after Hurricane Ian

Venice Theatre is beacon of strength as community continues rebuilding a year after Hurricane Ian

One year ago, the Venice community gathered, sharing hugs and tears as sirens wailed in the background as the historic Venice Theatre sat exposed to elements, a shell of its former self. 

September 25
Sarasota County residents struggle without FEMA assistance one year after Hurricane Ian

Sarasota County residents struggle without FEMA assistance one year after Hurricane Ian

In one hour alone Hurricane Ian brought 18 inches of rain to Venice nearly one year ago.

September 20
Aftermath of Hurricane Ian 1 year later, North Port residents rebuild

Aftermath of Hurricane Ian 1 year later, North Port residents rebuild

One year after Hurricane Ian passed through North Port and homes were engulfed by flood water, signs of damage remain.

September 15
Consumer watchdog pushes for transparency as families face delays, disputes for Hurricane Ian repairs

Consumer watchdog pushes for transparency as families face delays, disputes for Hurricane Ian repairs

Nearly 10 months after Hurricane Ian, many other families also still can’t get their homes repaired due to a combination of delays and disputes.

July 20
Home insurance adjusters who assessed Hurricane Ian damages claim companies deleted some findings

Home insurance adjusters who assessed Hurricane Ian damages claim companies deleted some findings

As Florida's insurance crisis drives up premiums across the state, families in Southwest Florida are still reeling from Hurricane Ian. And state lawmakers have heard troubling claims from some home insurance adjusters. 

July 19
Flooding after Hurricane Ian could have moved 152 non-native species to new areas in Florida, study finds

Flooding after Hurricane Ian could have moved 152 non-native species to new areas in Florida, study finds

The United States Geological Survey is compiling data into a map that shows the potential spread of invasive and non-native species after major flood events, like hurricanes.

July 1
Company helps employees relocate to Pinellas County after Hurricane Ian destroys Fort Myers restaurant

Company helps employees relocate to Pinellas County after Hurricane Ian destroys Fort Myers restaurant

Employees of the Salty Crab Bar and Grill watched through their security cameras as their beloved Fort Myers Beach restaurant filled with water.

June 23
Hurricane Ian clean up continues as former Buccaneer Ryan Nece, student volunteers head to Charlotte County

Hurricane Ian clean up continues as former Buccaneer Ryan Nece, student volunteers head to Charlotte County

Nearly nine months after Hurricane Ian devastated communities in Southwest Florida, so much work needs to be done, and the hard-hit communities are getting help from a former NFL player and young volunteers.

June 4
'Building back': Fort Myers locals adjust to new norm after Hurricane Ian

'Building back': Fort Myers locals adjust to new norm after Hurricane Ian

For so many who call Ft. Myers Beach home, the sound of buildings being torn down has become a common occurrence. The community is still recovering from Hurricane Ian.

June 2
'I would never have stayed': Fort Myers Beach residents impacted by Hurricane Ian warn of potential dangers

'I would never have stayed': Fort Myers Beach residents impacted by Hurricane Ian warn of potential dangers

As a new hurricane season begins, those on Ft. Myers Beach continue to relive Hurricane Ian.

May 31
‘Mission Hurricane’ storm chaser talks upcoming season, takeaways from Hurricane Ian

‘Mission Hurricane’ storm chaser talks upcoming season, takeaways from Hurricane Ian

Josh Morgerman has been through dozens and dozens of hurricanes and hosts his show called "Mission Hurricane".

May 30
Hurricane Ian continues to provide valuable lessons as Bay Area officials prepare for upcoming storm season

Hurricane Ian continues to provide valuable lessons as Bay Area officials prepare for upcoming storm season

Rebuilding continues in Southwest Florida more than eight months after the powerful Hurricane Ian left behind a path of destruction and Bay Area officials are using lessons learned from the storm to prepare for the 2023 season.

May 30
Boaters urged to be prepared for changes on Venice waterways due to Hurricane Ian impacts

Boaters urged to be prepared for changes on Venice waterways due to Hurricane Ian impacts

In the months following Hurricane Ian, Master Officer Paul Joyce with the Venice Police Department has been busy working to make local waterways safe.

May 22
Venice Theatre hopes to reopen main stage by Summer 2024 after Hurricane Ian destruction

Venice Theatre hopes to reopen main stage by Summer 2024 after Hurricane Ian destruction

The summer of 2024 is now the anticipated reopening date for the Venice Theatre's main stage after it was destroyed during Hurricane Ian. 

May 18
Hurricane Ian briefly attained Category 5 intensity off Florida's Gulf Coast, NHC says

Hurricane Ian briefly attained Category 5 intensity off Florida's Gulf Coast, NHC says

According to NOAA's National Centers for Environmental Information, Ian was responsible for $112.9 billion in damage, making it the costliest hurricane in Florida’s history and the third-costliest in U.S. history, behind only Katrina ($190 billion) and Harvey ($151.3 billion).

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