States Hit Hardest by Recent Tornadoes Among Least Insured May 27, 2011 By Harry Weber and Mike Schneider Many of the states hammered by what’s already the deadliest year for tornadoes in more than half a century have...
FEMA Criticized for Letters to Alabama Storm Victims May 23, 2011 The Federal Emergency Management Agency said Friday it has provided grants to about 15 percent of the more than 72,000...
April’s Tornadoes Destroyed, Damaged 14,000 Alabama Homes May 19, 2011 By Jay Reeves The swarm of tornadoes that killed more than 230 people across Alabama last month destroyed or heavily damaged more than...
Court Sides with Alabama Newspaper over Public Official’s Libel Claim May 18, 2011 An Alabama appeals court has ruled in favor of an Anniston newspaper that was sued by a city councilman who...
April Tornadoes Likely to be Alabama’s Costliest Ever Disaster May 12, 2011 By Phillip Rawls The April 27 tornado outbreak will likely end up being Alabama’s most costly natural disaster. Gov. Robert Bentley and state...
Alabama Insurers Receiving Steady Stream of Storm Claims May 11, 2011 By Michael Adams Alabama residents who suffered severe losses due to a series of storms that swept through the Southeast last month have...
Alabama Offices to Replace Drivers’ Licenses Lost in Tornadoes May 11, 2011 The state Department of Public Safety is opening offices in Tuscaloosa and Birmingham to help Alabamians whose driver’s licenses and...
42 Alabama Counties Now Approved for Disaster Aid May 9, 2011 Monroe County has been approved for federal disaster aid, which brings the total number of Alabama counties covered to 42....
Official: Alabama Storm Damage Could Near $2B May 6, 2011 By Phillip Rawls Damage from Alabama’s deadly tornadoes could approach the state’s record of $2 billion from Hurricane Ivan in 2004, Alabama’s insurance...
Damage Estimated in Billions as Insurers Work to Pay Claims May 4, 2011 By Michael Adams Officials, insurers and residents are starting the daunting task of assessing and cleaning up the damage from the massive storm...