A new survey suggests that some Americans are not prepared for a natural disaster even for the one that scares them the most.

It can be daunting to consider all the things you have to do to make your home natural disaster-proof. Here's how to start and where to look for help.

A recent report from the Federal Emergency Management Administration (FEMA) noted a decline in local government preparedness ...

New research reveals that wild disturbances are increasing across America, and these events greatly influenced indirectly by ...

That said, there’s one weather event that probably terrifies you even more than the others—and chances are, you might share that fear with a majority of your fellow Americans. In fact, according to a ...

The Red Cross responds to more than 65,000 disasters every year, from floods to wildfires, yet most people still don’t have a ...

Building on AP’s industry role in covering natural disasters and the Education team’s Pulitzer-finalist work on educational ...

The interest in catastrophe bonds comes as insured property losses increased from $30 billion in 2015 to over $110 billion in ...

September is National Preparedness Month, a good time to make sure you and your family members are prepared to stay healthy ...

NOAA kept a database of disasters that exceeded $1 billion in damage since 1980, but the agency halted the project amid ...

It’s the largest portion of the $21 billion in disaster aid approved by Congress at the end of 2024. And this week, USDA announced farmers will be able to start signing up for $16 billion in disaster ...