Ithaca’s Common Council will vote to adopt new FEMA flood maps and update floodplain management regulations at 6 p.m.

Failure to adopt the Rate Maps would suspend the city from the National Flood Insurance Program, making access to insurance more difficult for Ithaca property owners, according to Lisa Nicholas.

Kentucky, West Virginia, and Tennessee face growing flood risk while at the same time, their insurance participation is plummeting.

A new study reveals that with only 3.3% of homes covered by insurance, most Americans are financially vulnerable as flood damage costs surge.

Strong thunderstorms with locally heavy rainfall will move across much of the central U.S. on Friday and into the weekend.

FEMA is launching a new National Flood Insurance Program with a free online quoting tool to help homeowners access flood ...

ATLANTA — The Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia voted to approve new tuition rates for USG’s 26 public colleges and universities for the 2025-2026 academic year. Georgia ...