It’s been a year since Hurricane Ian tore through the Sunshine State last year, claiming more than 100 lives in Florida alone and causing over $100 billion in catastrophic damage across Florida and the Carolinas. But as devastating as Ian — one of the ...

After Hurricane Ian, we were #swflstrong. The worst was over. Or so we thought. Hard-hit places are years away from normalcy.

Governor Ron DeSantis provided updates on recovery on the one-year anniversary of Hurricane Ian making landfall in Southwest Florida and highlighted the long-term recovery efforts over the last year.

Rather than dictating, Gov. Ron DeSantis began collaborating, acknowledging that the damage from the storm last year would be more than government alone could repair.

Thursday marks one year since Hurricane Ian, the fifth-strongest hurricane to ever make landfall in the U.S., slammed into Florida’s southwest coast.

Thursday marks one year since Hurricane Ian made landfall in Florida. On this day last year, you may have been taking shelter at home, or maybe you evacuated, as that powerful storm swept across our state.

We are taking a look at the lives of those affected by Hurricane Ian, one year after the category 5 devastated parts of the West Coast.

Fox 4's Chris Earl walks us through our coverage of Hurricane Ian stories one year later. The Bills ruled out safety Jordan Poyer for Sunday's game, which should clear the way for Damar Hamlin to make his season debut.