Gov. Ron DeSantis speaks in Bradenton concerning Hurricane Helene
BRADENTON, Fla. (WWSB) - Governor Ron DeSantis traveled to Bradenton today to make remarks about the recent devastation to the local area. DeSantis says 100% of homes in Manatee County that are able to have power, have power. If there was electrical damage done, or your electrical infrastructure cannot handle power, it is unsafe to receive power.
Florida Power & Light officials haven't finished an assessment of Bradenton Beach to determine when power can be restored ...
After Hurricane Helene, some Bradenton residents are noticing that their drinking water smells odd and tastes salty. That’s ...
A 56-year-old Bradenton woman was killed in a head-on crash after authorities say an 86-year-old Cape Coral man was driving ...
The City of Bradenton has issued a boil water notice after Hurricane Helene left tap water in the area unsafe to drink.
Continuing his tour of areas hardest hit by Hurricane Helene, Gov. Ron DeSantis is commenting on what was experienced in ...
Officials estimated Helene was to blame for at least four deaths: A sign fell on a car killing one in Florida. A tornado ...
BRADENTON BEACH, Fla. — The Cortez Bridge opened to residents and property or business owners on Monday morning – but to foot traffic only. Across that bridge, roads in the city of Bradenton Beach ...
The City of Bradenton is asking all residents to conserve water, saying storm surge from Hurricane Helene has “severely ...
Bradenton Beach is considered by the cert team as a 'catastrophic area', according to the press release posted to the city's website ...
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