FEMA

Federal disaster relief is coming to Indianaafter the destructive August storms and flooding. See which counties have been approved for FEMA assistance.

FEMA is assessing storm and flood damage across Indiana, but officials say residents should not apply directly with FEMA yet. Here's what Hoosiers should do.

As Indiana recovers from devastating severe weather, state officials are warning residents to watch for fake contractors, FEMA impersonators, bogus charities and other common post-disaster scams.

FEMA has approved more than $4 million to help Indiana communities recover from severe storms, flooding, and tornado damage from Spring 2025.

An analysis of FEMA data reveals the 20 Indiana counties most at risk for tornado damage in 2025 Find out where your county ranks on the list

Indiana Governor Mike Braun declared a State of Emergency for 18 Hoosier counties after tornadoes and floods. Vanderburgh County did make the list.

Help is on the way as President Trump has approved Governor Beshear's request for an expedited major disaster declaration, releasing FEMA funds.

After recent Russian threats, an updated FEMA map now shows upwards of 50 Illinois nuclear targets.

It's not a classified secret that Illinois would have several locations that would be prime targets for an enemy if the worst-case scenario nuclear exchange everyone fears ever becomes reality. However, there's a FEMA map that shows an alarming number of Illinois targets including many in the middle of nowhere.

In May of 2024, severe weather struck a number of Kentucky counties, and now FEMA says those residents could get free legal aid from the American Bar Association.