After Hurricanes Helene and Milton slammed into Florida just a week and a half apart, many homes across Tampa Bay were left damaged, and even destroyed. As county and city crew members continue assessing damage across Pinellas County,

Seven Pinellas County parks will reopen Saturday after being closed due to Hurricanes Helene and Milton.

Superintendent Kevin Hendrick estimated students have missed approximately 10 days of school as a result of hurricanes Helene and Milton.

As county and city crew members continue assessing damage across Pinellas County, a new damage assessment report revealed an alarming amount of destruction for residential buildings.

Flagler County is estimating at least $19 million in damages from Hurricane Milton, up from $18.8 million estimate released Monday, and a number that is likely to continue to rise. "As the water goes down and we get access to more properties,

Pinellas County officials held a news conference Friday to discuss the county’s recovery from Hurricane Milton. Emergency officials are working to restore power and clear roads to aid in recovery efforts.

He pulled senior citizens out of flooded homes as a Hillsborough County Fire Rescue firefighter in the immediate aftermath of Hurricane Milton.

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This footage illustrates big amount of debris in the streets and on the beaches of Pinellas County after the hurricane Milton. [Credit: @florida_grand]