Hurricane Helene, Bradenton
Why does Bradenton’s drinking water taste strange after Hurricane Helene? What to know
After Hurricane Helene, some Bradenton residents are noticing that their drinking water smells odd and tastes salty. That’s because Helene’s storm surge found its way into Bradenton’s primary source of drinking water at the Evers Reservoir, city officials say.
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis says temporary housing assistance could soon be available to residents impacted by Helene during a ...
As damage assessments continue, the Manatee County Government and other local and national organizations are offering storm ...
Hurricane Helene intensified to a Category 4 storm Sept. 26 on the doorstep of Anna Maria Island’s coastline before making ...
Across that bridge, roads in the city of Bradenton Beach on the southern end of Anna Maria Island remain closed to traffic. Some roads remain covered in sand. Others washed away or buckled in ...
Ahead of another potential Florida hurricane, Gov. Ron DeSantis lauded a new emergency flood control device that he says ...
PALMETTO, Fla. (WFLA) — Manatee County offers volunteer opportunities to help residents affected by Hurricane Helene. Around ...
The City of Bradenton has issued a boil water notice after Hurricane Helene left tap water in the area unsafe to drink.
Manatee County staff provide preliminary storm damage assessments, excluding Anna Maria, Holmes Beach and Bradenton Beach.
Straddling Sarasota and Manatee counties, Longboat Key saw "hundreds of millions" of dollars in damage, according to Town ...
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