Bradenton police chief: Probably more than 60% of the city is without power after Milton
Following Hurricane Milton's landfall in Florida, Bradenton Police Chief Melanie Bevan spoke about the effects of the storm and said that "probably" more than 60% of the city has no electricity. Bevan also warned residents about the dangers caused by downed power lines even after the storm has passed.
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Why does Bradenton’s drinking water taste strange after Hurricane Helene? What to knowBradenton officials offered free bottled water to city residents at the Bradenton Auditorium, 100 12th St. W., on Monday, ...
Residents and businesses south of 9th Avenue East and north of 26th Avenue East in Bradenton are experiencing a water outage ...
In their preliminary assessment, state officials said about 95% of the beachside city was destroyed by Hurricane Helene.
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City of Bradenton temporary emergency fuelWe ask for patience and cooperation from all residents as we work through these challenging circumstances together.” ...
Bradenton Beach city officials are debunking a viral social media post that claims it will take up to two years for ...
BRADENTON, Fla. (WFLA) — Bradenton officials estimated Hurricane Helene caused over $41 million in damages in the city.
Over time, the question of whether to stay or go will likely become a question of whether to keep living in coastal or ...
Gov. Ron DeSantis said more distribution sites will open as needed as state looks to help the public find fuel.
Sarasota city officials reported that barrier islands residents and businesses are expected to get water stored Monday. Once ...
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