The FULL Bob Rose Show for Thursday 10-19-24 on another stressful natural disaster slamming Florida in a couple of weeks. Milton recovery is starting, but fortunately North Central Florida suffered limited damage. Flooding and rolling power outages will continue, and evacuees that sheltered in our area are facing heartbreak at home. The full Hurricane Milton story, and the morning’s breaking news.

Hurricane Milton is gone, and in its wake are needs, heroes and salutes to hard workers. From “Lieutenant Dan” to a reprehensible dog owner, the latest after the storm on Hour 4 of the Thursday Bob Rose Show for 10-10-24

The show wrap-up “Smoking Gun” segment closing the Bob Rose Show Thursday 10-10-24

Gainesville suffered limited power interruption from Hurricane Milton. Gainesville Regional Utilities’ CEO Ed Bielarski on what now needs to be done, and the importance of citizens’ cooperation in trimming trees to limit everyone’s loss.

The disaster was massive as Florida today fully assesses needs after Hurricane Milton. Lt. Gov. Jeanette Nunez on how Floridians can help fill gaps from inadequate insurance and federal assistance.

Massive damage across Central Florida after Milton’s deadly march into the state. But North Central Florida escaped major problems. From a detailed look at power and recovery, to “Lieutenant Dan” and a viral dog rescued on I-75, everything Milton on Hour 4 of the Thursday Bob Rose Show for 10-10-24

Life-saving efforts and massive hit on Gulf Coast after Hurricane Milton. Sen. Rick Scott emphasizes safety now, signing up for FEMA relief, and outlines his role in pressing the federal government to produce continued relief.

Overnight emergencies and power outages with sporadic, and Alachua County anticipates a quick return to normal. Creek, river and lake flooding with remain a concern in the coming week. Alachua County Sheriff Emery Gainey discussed worries for law enforcement in St. Lucie that sustained massive damage.

Hurricane Milton has exited, but danger remains. Marion County was walloped with downed trees and widespread power outages. Now evacuees want to know how their homes fared in Central Florida. The latest on Milton, and the morning’s breaking news on Hour 2 of the Thursday Bob Rose Show for 10-10-24

Rivers and lakes will rise in the coming days, but limited damage in Bradford County. Traffic will become a problem shortly as evacuees look to return to assess damage in their towns that were devastated by the storm.