Hurricane Recovery

Experts say symptoms could be related to depression, anxiety or post-traumatic stress.

Lacey Coe understands two things for certain: the power of food and importance of community.

A collection site in St. Petersburg shows how much wreckage has been processed. This year's hurricane season produced 1.3 million cubic yards of debris in the area alone — more than Hurricanes Irma, Idalia and Ian combined.

Jennifer Yeagley, with the St. Pete Free Clinic, talks about meeting the needs of people as they recover from back-to-back hurricanes this holiday season.

Boricuas de Corazón provides disaster relief in Spanish, bridging a language and cultural divide for the immigrant community.

Mayor Sam Henderson shares how his city is struggling with the mental impacts of rebuilding from total devastation, amid concerns of gentrification.

The land was bought by Pasco County in July, and was initially planned as a place to provide temporary housing for people experiencing homelessness.

City of Tampa officials said they are working around the clock to have piles of household and vegetative debris cleared. But Mayor Jane Castor urged residents to be patient.

Even though most callers ask for specific, tangible items, the Crisis Center of Tampa Bay team allows them to speak freely and encourages an open conversation about their feelings.

The program is a collaboration between Hope Florida and the Florida Division of Emergency Management.

Across the greater Tampa Bay region, officials are reminding everyone to be safe and ready for the next storm by trimming your trees.

Craig Fugate referred to Hurricane Ian's impact on Fort Myers. He said it's causing an affordable housing crisis and pricing people out of their communities.