2 deaths in Tampa blamed on Hurricane Helene
TAMPA, Fla. - Tampa officials have confirmed two deaths in the city connected to Hurricane Helene. In a news conference Friday morning, Mayor Jane Castor said one person died Thursday night after a highway sign fell on top of a minivan on I-4. Separately, a woman in her 70s was later found dead in her home, according to officials.
Tampa Electric donates to local organizations after Hurricane Helene
In the days following Hurricane Helene, recovery efforts are underway all along the Gulf Coast. To support the customers in its coverage area, Tampa Electric (TECO) announced a significant donation from shareholder funds to support organizations working directly with those affected by the storm’s impact.
As displaced residents look for a place to stay many are also looking for a way to get around. All across the Tampa Bay area, ...
From Treasure Island to Tampa’s Channel District, bars and restaurants stayed open into Thursday evening. Here’s why, ...
Tampa Bay area of Florida, particularly St. Petersburg, was hit hard by Hurricane Helene, which made landfall as a Category 4 ...
After Hurricane Helene flooded parts of Tampa, residents are now facing a new threat: electric vehicles bursting into flames.
Hurricane Helene hit Tampa Bay hard, but help is here. The list of ways for storm survivors to find food, supplies and ...
Just days after Hurricane Helene made landfall in Florida as a Category 4 storm, Tampa Bay residents continue to see the ...
Hurricane Helene upended the lives of many people who don't even know where they are going to go to sleep for the next few ...
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