Hurricane Irma knocks out power to more than 3.3 million homes and businesses in Florida
Florida officials say more than 3.3 million customers lost power as Hurricane Irma lashed out on the state.
Nearly 430,000 Floridians lose power as Irma approaches
Hundreds of thousands of people are without power in Florida as Hurricane Irma’s winds and rain lash the state.
Trump to residents in Irma's path: 'Just get out of its way'
President Donald Trump urged any U.S. residents still in Hurricane Irma's path Saturday to "just get out of its way" and not worry about possessions, as he monitored the powerful storm's advance on Florida from the secluded Camp David presidential retreat."
'I'm scared to death' says Key West woman riding out storm
Florida's governor is issuing urgent warnings to a third of his state's residents to evacuate ahead of a massive hurricane on track to be the state's most catastrophic ever.
Hurricane Irma sucks water away from shoreline of the Bahamas (VIDEO)
Video taken in the Bahamas appears to show a rare phenomenon as it looks as if Hurricane Irma has sucked all the water off the shoreline.
PHOTOS: Puerto Rico shows what may be in store for Florida
Puerto Rico took a beating from Hurricane Irma on Wednesday. The storm left death and destruction in its wake as it moved through the Caribbean and now, it's making its way up to southern Florida, already bringing in heavy rain and powerful gusts of wind.
Miami couple's compromise during storm preps ends with car in living room
Many Floridians spent time this week boarding up their homes and securing their valuables ahead of Hurricane Irma.
FEMA launches rumor control page in light of hurricanes
FEMA has launched a rumor control page to help halt misinformation about disasters and emergencies from spreading online.
Irma shifts: The prime is target is now Tampa, not Miami
With the window closing fast for anyone wanting to escape, Irma hurtled toward Florida with 125 mph winds Saturday on a shifting track that took it away from Miami and instead threatened the Tampa area with its first direct hit from a major hurricane in nearly a century.
Couple, married 75 years, share names with hurricanes Harvey, Irma
A couple married for 75 years is gaining fame all because they have the same first names as the recent hurricanes.
Budweiser drinking water deliveries arrive in Florida ahead of Hurricane Irma
Anheuser-Busch has made a new name for itself during times of disaster as a source of drinking water.
North Georgia residents are preparing for Irma
Counties are putting out tips and plans on their websites to keep residents safe. Condo associations are wanting residence to remove everything from their balcony is even tables. Friday, some in metro Atlanta said they are stocked up on all of the essentials just in case.
Officials prepare for Hurricane Irma in metro Atlanta
Preparations are underway in metro Atlanta as tropical storm force winds are expected Monday. Hurricane Irma’s path is now headed towards Georgia.
Nowhere will be safe: Can scary words save the public from Irma?
Catastrophic, life-threatening, extremely dangerous. Scary? Forecasters hope so. The National Weather Service are using as fearful words as they can, on purpose, to warn people about Hurricane Irma and shock them into action, just as they did last month for Hurricane Harvey.
Hurricane Irma shifts: The prime target is now Tampa, not Miami
With the window closing fast for anyone wanting to escape, Irma hurtled toward Florida with 125 mph winds Saturday on a shifting track that took it away from Miami and instead threatened the Tampa area with its first direct hit from a major hurricane in nearly a century.
Magnitude of Irma drives massive evacuation from Florida
Hurricane Irma's outer bands blew into South Florida on Saturday as residents scrambled to leave ahead of the massive storm that's now aimed at the Tampa Bay area and the state's Gulf Coast.
After the hurricane, Florida may have a financial storm
As Florida deals with a potentially catastrophic hurricane, it may have to weather a financial storm.
Hurricane Irma: Local attractions continue to monitor storm
As Florida prepares for Hurricane Irma to hit, here is a list of closures at the attractions in Central Florida:
Final flights out of Florida arrive in Dallas ahead of Irma
Tens of thousands of people opted to fly out of Miami international Airport and other surrounding airports before all of the flights were halted at the end of the day.