Hurricane Charley: August 20, 2004 coverage

If your tree falls on the neighbors’ land, it is probably their problem, a lawyer says.

After spending six days without power, Joseph Alexander can preach a sermon on it.

Counselors say sharing feelings of fear and anger can help families cope.

Central Floridians sitting in dark, hot houses trying to watch the Olympics on 4-inch, battery-powered televisions can’t even take solace that they’re helping to prevent the next devastating hurricane.

Florida’s insurance regulators barred insurers Thursday from canceling policies held by residents of the 12 counties hit by Hurricane Charley.

Florida property appraisers expect Gov.

Animal rescue after Hurricane Charley hasn’t been a matter of just helping storm victims with their dogs and cats.