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On April 15, President Joe Biden approved a disaster declaration for Indiana after severe storms and tornadoes hit the state a few weeks ago. This makes federal aid available for those affected by the severe weather March 31 to April 1.
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Flood insurance will be cheaper for more than 40 percent of policy holders in Indiana. FEMA changed how it calculates the premiums in the federal flood…
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FEMA said Thursday that states, including Indiana, should plan for a maximum of six weeks of boosted unemployment benefits of $300 per week. This comes a…
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The Department of Workforce Development says it's on track to begin issuing extra $300 payments to unemployed Hoosiers on Sept. 21. However, there are…
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More than a dozen flood-prone homes in South Bend will be coming down soon thanks to a grant from FEMA. The $2.1 million grant from FEMA will be matched…
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Three months after February’s record breaking floods, Michiana is still cleaning up the mess left behind. Disaster centers in the region are working to…
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While Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb was in Northern Indiana on Wednesday he visited the FEMA disaster assistance center in Elkhart. The center in Elkhart…
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Three new Disaster Recovery Centers opened in Northern Indiana this week to help residents still dealing with aftermath from this year’s floods.The…
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Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb formally requested federal assistance for counties affected by February's flooding. The disaster request, from the…