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$50 million in federal aid is coming to Northern Michigan for relief from a historic ice storm that swept through the region in March.
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Twenty states, including Michigan, have joined in a lawsuit to block cuts by the Trump administration to a Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) program designed to help protect communities from natural disasters.
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MSP: Michigan's emergency management work with federal agencies unchanged, despite Trump budget cutsSome have criticized a slow federal response to the recent deadly flooding in Texas. Critics have linked the response to budget cuts to the National Weather Service and the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
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There are months of work ahead just to clear roads, an official with the Michigan Department of Natural Resources says.
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The Federal Emergency Management Agency’s (FEMA) Urban Flooding Summit brought together experts on that issue, and leaders from cities impacted by more—and more severe—floods.
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The Federal Emergency Management Agency announced that it, and the SBA, have dispersed over $105.3 million in aid to those recovering from severe storms in August.
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The National Flood Insurance Program has a new risk rating system which could mean lower rates for some homes.
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Storms dumped more than half a foot of rain on parts of Michigan.
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Today on Stateside, Michigan’s top medical executive talks about Delta variant outbreaks and the season ahead. Also, FEMA and the Small Business…
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Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan and federal disaster agency officials say help is available for Metro Detroit households impacted by June flooding—but…