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FEMA raises aid approvals for July 27 Wisconsin storms and tornadoes
Previous: FEMA had not posted funding obligations on the DR-4949-WI disaster page as of the prior FEMA page update; the article said financial assistance would be displayed if and when approved.
Corrected: FEMA’s current DR-4949-WI page lists approved Individual Assistance funding: $3,951.03 in Housing Assistance, $3,410.25 in Other Needs Assistance, $7,361.28 in total Individuals and Households Program dollars, and 3 approved Individual Assistance applications, with the page last updated Oct. 15, 2026.
Reason: The current FEMA page is for the same disaster identified in the article, DR-4949-WI, with the same Wisconsin severe storms and tornadoes incident period of July 27, 2026, and declaration date of Oct. 7, 2026. This is not evidence that the original article was wrong when published: the stored previous FEMA page said funding obligations would be displayed if and when approved, and the article accurately reported that FEMA had not posted funding obligations as of the earlier page update. The current page, last updated Oct. 15, 2026, now posts Individual Assistance funding obligations, making the headline/dek and the 'What remains unknown' section materially stale.
FEMA raises aid approvals for July 27 Wisconsin storms and tornadoes
Previous: The article said FEMA’s DR-4949-WI page, last updated Oct. 15, 2026, listed $3,951.03 in approved Housing Assistance, $3,410.25 in approved Other Needs Assistance, $7,361.28 in total Individuals and Households Program dollars approved, and 3 approved Individual Assistance applications.
Corrected: FEMA’s current DR-4949-WI page, last updated Oct. 16, 2026, lists $3,951.03 in approved Housing Assistance, $8,630.25 in approved Other Needs Assistance, $12,581.28 in total Individuals and Households Program dollars approved, and 9 approved Individual Assistance applications.
Reason: The changed FEMA page is the same event as the published article: Wisconsin Severe Storms and Tornadoes, DR-4949-WI, with the same July 27, 2026 incident period and Oct. 7, 2026 declaration date. The stored previous page shows the article’s Oct. 15 figures matched FEMA’s page at that time. The current FEMA page, last updated Oct. 16, 2026, increases the posted Individual Assistance obligations and approved applications, making the headline, dek, key-facts box and body materially stale. This is a later source update, not evidence that the article was wrong when last updated Oct. 15.
DOL now lists industries for $43 million training grants; Indiana and Montana include construction
Previous: The published article said DOL had awarded $43 million in second-round grants to seven states but that the supplied DOL pages did not identify covered industries or occupations for those second-round states, leaving HVAC, plumbing and electrical contractor eligibility unclear.
Corrected: DOL’s current program page now lists Round 2 industries by state. Indiana includes building and construction with AI, and Montana includes construction trades. The federal pages still do not say that HVAC, plumbing or electrical employers specifically qualify, and they still do not provide state application dates, reimbursement rates, caps, match rules or worker eligibility requirements.
Reason: The current DOL program page concerns the same Industry-Driven Skills Training Fund second-round grants announced Sept. 30, 2026, not a different award or rolling-category item. The stored previousPage shows that the program page previously listed first-round state and industry information only; the current page now adds Round 2 state-by-industry information for the seven states. That does not prove the article was wrong when published, but it materially changes the practical takeaway because the source now identifies construction-related sectors for Indiana and Montana. The article’s headline, dek, key facts and body statements that second-round trade-contractor eligibility or covered industries were not identified are now stale and require updating. The supplied pages still do not establish that HVAC, plumbing or electrical contractors specifically qualify, nor do they provide state application rules.
Southwest Florida water restrictions keep one-day-a-week landscape watering through March 31, 2027
Previous: SWFWMD’s District Water Restrictions page said the Modified Phase III one-day-per-week water shortage restrictions were extended through Oct. 1, 2026, with dry-condition details including a 15.4-inch 12-month rainfall deficit through August 2026 and extremely low public water supplies.
Corrected: SWFWMD’s current District Water Restrictions page says the same Modified Phase III one-day-per-week water shortage restrictions have been extended through March 31, 2027. It says the district received below-average rainfall during both its 2025 and 2026 summer rainy seasons, the 12-month rainfall deficit through August 2026 is 15.4 inches, area rivers and lakes and public water supplies have not been replenished, and Tampa Bay Water’s C.W. Bill Young Regional Reservoir had 7.87 billion gallons in storage as of Sept. 20, about half its capacity.
Reason: The stored previous page supports the article’s original claim that SWFWMD had extended the Modified Phase III one-day-per-week restrictions through Oct. 1, 2026, so this is not evidence that the article was wrong when published. The current SWFWMD page concerns the same Modified Phase III water shortage restrictions, same covered area, and same core watering rules, but it now says the restrictions have been extended through March 31, 2027 and adds current drought-supply detail. Because the published headline, dek and lead facts now contain a stale end date for the same ongoing restrictions, a material update is needed.
Southwest Florida water restrictions keep one-day-a-week landscape watering through March 31, 2027
Previous: The article said the clearest SWFWMD allowance for cleaning and pressure-washing operators was narrow: pressure washing in preparation for painting and sealing is allowed, and the page did not specify whether other exterior cleaning or pressure-washing jobs are prohibited, allowed with limits, or regulated locally. It also summarized non-commercial car washing at home but did not include the current low-volume, one-washing-per-week rule for car, truck and other mobile equipment washing.
Corrected: SWFWMD’s current District Water Restrictions page says compliance with homeowner association or other aesthetic standards is not necessary maintenance; annual pressure washing for aesthetic purposes is not allowed; pressure washing of driveways, sidewalks and other impervious surfaces is allowed for necessary maintenance or as a construction practice; pressure washing of buildings or other structures is allowed in preparation for painting, sealing or other necessary maintenance, and as a construction practice. It also says car, truck and other mobile equipment washing must use low-volume methods, such as a hand-held hose with a trigger nozzle, and is limited to one washing per week on the allowable lawn-watering day associated with the address where the washing occurs.
Reason: The current SWFWMD page concerns the same Modified Phase III “Extreme” one-day-per-week water shortage restrictions, same covered area, and same March 31, 2027 extension covered by the published article. The latest page change is not evidence the article was wrong when last updated; the stored previous page supported the article’s narrower pressure-washing description at that time. But the current page now materially changes and expands the pressure-washing and mobile-equipment-washing guidance, including saying annual pressure washing for aesthetic purposes is not allowed, certain impervious-surface and building pressure washing is allowed for necessary maintenance or construction practices, and car, truck and other mobile equipment washing is limited to low-volume methods and one washing per week on the address’s allowable lawn-watering day. The published article’s pressure-washing section now says the page does not specify whether other exterior cleaning or pressure-washing jobs are prohibited, allowed with limits, or locally regulated, which is stale and contradicted by the current source.
North Carolina drought map keeps watering-risk pressure on landscapers
Previous: The article said the Drought Monitor page estimates 5,720,266 people in North Carolina drought areas.
Corrected: The current Drought Monitor page no longer displays a numeric estimated-population figure in the supplied text; the article should omit the 5,720,266 population claim unless separately sourced.
Reason: The changed source is still the same North Carolina U.S. Drought Monitor page for the Sept. 10, 2026 release, with data valid Sept. 8. The drought percentages, dates and category descriptions are unchanged. The only consequential change is that the current page no longer displays the estimated-population figure that the article listed as 5,720,266. The stored previousPage shows that figure appeared earlier, so this does not prove the article was wrong when published; it is a source-page change that makes the current-tense population claim stale/unsupported by the current cited page. The replacement removes that claim while preserving the same event and supported drought data.
North Carolina drought map keeps watering-risk pressure on landscapers
Previous: The article said the supplied current evidence did not show a numeric estimated-population figure for North Carolina drought areas on the Drought Monitor page.
Corrected: The current North Carolina U.S. Drought Monitor page for the Sept. 10, 2026 release displays “Estimated Population in Drought Areas: 5,720,266.”
Reason: The changed source is still the same North Carolina U.S. Drought Monitor page for the Sept. 10, 2026 map, with data valid Sept. 8, so this is the same event. The current cited page now displays “Estimated Population in Drought Areas: 5,720,266.” The article’s current correction-era language says the supplied current evidence does not show a numeric estimated-population figure. That statement is now stale and directly contradicted by the current source. This does not prove the earlier correction was wrong when made: the stored previousPage available for that correction showed the population label without a number, while the current page now includes the number. The necessary update is to restore the population figure and remove the unsupported claim that the current page lacks it, while preserving the drought percentages, dates and local-restriction caveat.
BLS revises August payroll gain to 133,000; construction and manufacturing still added jobs
Previous: The published article reported the initial August 2026 figures: total nonfarm payrolls +162,000, private-sector payrolls +127,000, construction +22,000, manufacturing +16,000, average hourly earnings $37.75, and June/July payroll revisions upward by a combined 55,000.
Corrected: The current BLS release reports August 2026 total nonfarm payrolls revised down by 29,000, from +162,000 to +133,000. Its summary table lists August private payrolls +89,000, construction +16,000 and manufacturing +15,000. BLS also revised July down by 31,000, from +21,000 to -10,000, making July and August combined 60,000 lower than previously reported. The table lists August average hourly earnings for all private employees at $37.76 and the average private workweek at 34.4 hours.
Reason: The changed DOL Office of the Secretary category page mainly added a newer Oct. 2 September jobs statement above the still-present Sept. 4 August statement; that rolling-page change alone would not correct the August story. However, the current cited BLS Employment Situation page is now the September 2026 release and it directly revises the August 2026 payroll data that the article reported. That is the same historical labor-market period, not a different event. The later BLS revision is a material update, not evidence that the article was wrong when published.
FEMA DR-4933-IN page lists $146.57M Indiana IHP aid, $149K Public Assistance and seven DRC listings
Previous: The article said FEMA’s supplied DR-4933-IN page did not verify county-level designated areas or whether any Indiana county was approved for Individual Assistance, Public Assistance or another category, and framed aid categories as not verified yet.
Corrected: FEMA’s current DR-4933-IN page lists Individual Assistance obligations for the Indiana disaster, including $37,213,018.48 in Individuals & Households Program dollars approved and 8,761 Individual Assistance applications approved as of the page’s Sept. 8, 2026 update. The supplied page text still does not identify county-level designated areas, Public Assistance obligations or SBA disaster-loan availability.
Reason: The current FEMA DR-4933-IN page now directly contradicts the published article’s material claim that the supplied FEMA page did not verify whether any Individual Assistance category was approved. The page lists Individual Assistance funding obligations, including total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved and applications approved, last updated Sept. 8, 2026. The page still does not provide county-level designated areas or SBA information in the supplied text.
FEMA DR-4933-IN page lists $146.57M Indiana IHP aid, $149K Public Assistance and seven DRC listings
Previous: The published article said FEMA’s DR-4933-IN page listed $37,213,018.48 in total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 8,761 Individual Assistance applications approved, and a funding-obligations update date of Sept. 8, 2026. It also said the supplied FEMA page text did not identify county-level designated areas, Public Assistance dollar obligations or SBA disaster-loan availability.
Corrected: FEMA’s current DR-4933-IN page lists $47,188,921.71 in total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 11,344 Individual Assistance applications approved, and a last-updated date of Sept. 9, 2026. It also lists Disaster Recovery Centers in Wayne, Marion and Porter counties. The supplied page text still does not identify county-level designated areas, Public Assistance dollar obligations or SBA disaster-loan availability.
Reason: The current FEMA DR-4933-IN page materially changes the published article’s figures and page-status claims. It now lists higher Individual Assistance funding totals and approved applications than the article, says the funding/DRC page was last updated Sept. 9, 2026, and includes Disaster Recovery Center listings in Wayne, Marion and Porter counties. Those changes require a full article update so the headline, dek, key facts and body do not carry stale dollar figures, application counts or statements that the supplied page lacks DRC information.
FEMA DR-4933-IN page lists $146.57M Indiana IHP aid, $149K Public Assistance and seven DRC listings
Previous: The published article said FEMA’s current DR-4933-IN page listed $47,188,921.71 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 11,344 Individual Assistance applications approved, $24,103,573.76 in Total Housing Assistance, $23,085,347.95 in Total Other Needs Assistance, Disaster Recovery Centers in Wayne, Marion and Porter counties, and a last-updated date of Sept. 9, 2026.
Corrected: FEMA’s current DR-4933-IN page no longer displays those Individual Assistance dollar totals, approved application count or Disaster Recovery Center listings. Its current Funding Obligations section says financial assistance will be displayed if and when approved, says information is updated every hour, and shows a last-updated date of Aug. 26, 2026. The page still lists the incident period as Aug. 11, 2026 and continuing, and the declaration date as Aug. 25, 2026.
Reason: The current FEMA page is still the DR-4933-IN page for the same Indiana severe storms, straight-line winds, tornadoes and flooding event, with the same incident period and declaration date. However, the page has materially changed from the stored previousPage: the previousPage displayed $47,188,921.71 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 11,344 Individual Assistance applications approved and Disaster Recovery Center listings, while the currentPage now shows only a placeholder Funding Obligations section saying assistance will be displayed if and when approved, with a last-updated date of Aug. 26, 2026. Because previous evidence is available, this source change does not by itself prove the article was wrong when last updated; it does make the currently published headline, dek, key facts and body stale and unsupported by the current FEMA page.
FEMA DR-4933-IN page lists $146.57M Indiana IHP aid, $149K Public Assistance and seven DRC listings
Previous: The published article said FEMA’s current DR-4933-IN page did not display Individual Assistance dollar totals, approved applications, Disaster Recovery Center listings, county-level designated areas, Public Assistance obligations or SBA disaster-loan details; said the incident period began Aug. 11, 2026 and was continuing; and said the page was last updated Aug. 26, 2026.
Corrected: FEMA’s current DR-4933-IN page lists the incident period as Aug. 11, 2026 through Aug. 24, 2026; lists $28,769,423.61 in Total Housing Assistance, $27,698,751.51 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $56,468,175.12 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, and 13,667 Individual Assistance applications approved; lists Disaster Recovery Centers in Wayne, Marion and Porter counties; and shows “Last updated September 10, 2026.” The supplied page text still does not list county-level designated areas, Public Assistance dollar obligations or SBA disaster-loan deadlines.
Reason: The current FEMA page is still the DR-4933-IN page for Indiana severe storms, straight-line winds, tornadoes and flooding, so this is the same event. The supplied previousPage supported the currently published article’s statement that FEMA’s page showed a placeholder Funding Obligations section and did not display assistance totals or Disaster Recovery Centers. The currentPage now materially changes that record: it lists an ended incident period, Individual Assistance dollar totals, approved applications, Disaster Recovery Centers in Wayne, Marion and Porter counties, and a Sept. 10, 2026 last-updated date. Because previous evidence is available, this later FEMA page change does not prove the article was wrong when last updated, but it does make the current headline, dek, key facts and body stale and unsupported.
FEMA DR-4933-IN page lists $146.57M Indiana IHP aid, $149K Public Assistance and seven DRC listings
Previous: The published article said FEMA’s current DR-4933-IN page listed $28,769,423.61 in Total Housing Assistance, $27,698,751.51 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $56,468,175.12 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 13,667 Individual Assistance applications approved, Disaster Recovery Centers in Wayne, Marion and Porter counties, and a last-updated date of Sept. 10, 2026.
Corrected: FEMA’s current DR-4933-IN page lists $35,734,825.60 in Total Housing Assistance, $34,521,001.57 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $70,255,827.17 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 16,956 Individual Assistance applications approved, Disaster Recovery Centers in Wayne, Marion and Porter counties, and a last-updated date of Sept. 12, 2026. The incident period remains Aug. 11-24, 2026, and the declaration date remains Aug. 25, 2026.
Reason: The current FEMA page is still the DR-4933-IN page for Indiana severe storms, straight-line winds, tornadoes and flooding, with the same incident period and declaration date, so this is the same event. The supplied previousPage supports the article’s prior figures as a then-current FEMA page snapshot. The currentPage now materially changes the FEMA record by listing higher Individual Assistance totals, a higher approved-application count and a Sept. 12, 2026 last-updated date. That later source update does not by itself prove the article was wrong when last updated, but it does make the current headline, dek, key facts and body stale and unsupported by the current FEMA page.
FEMA DR-4933-IN page lists $146.57M Indiana IHP aid, $149K Public Assistance and seven DRC listings
Previous: The published article said FEMA’s current DR-4933-IN page listed the incident period as Aug. 11-24, 2026, $35,734,825.60 in Total Housing Assistance, $34,521,001.57 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $70,255,827.17 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 16,956 Individual Assistance applications approved, Disaster Recovery Centers in Wayne, Marion and Porter counties, and a last-updated date of Sept. 12, 2026.
Corrected: FEMA’s current DR-4933-IN page says the incident period began Aug. 11, 2026 and is continuing; lists the declaration date as Aug. 25, 2026; no longer displays Individual Assistance dollar totals, approved Individual Assistance applications or Disaster Recovery Center listings; and says financial assistance will be displayed if and when approved, with information updated every hour and a last-updated date of Aug. 26, 2026.
Reason: The current FEMA page is still the DR-4933-IN page for Indiana severe storms, straight-line winds, tornadoes and flooding, with the same declaration date of Aug. 25, 2026, so this is the same event. The stored previousPage supports the article’s existing claims as a then-current FEMA snapshot: it listed the Aug. 11-24 incident period, $70,255,827.17 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 16,956 approved Individual Assistance applications and Disaster Recovery Centers in Wayne, Marion and Porter counties. The current FEMA page now materially changes that record: it says the incident period is Aug. 11, 2026 and continuing, no longer displays Individual Assistance dollar totals, no longer displays approved application counts, no longer displays Disaster Recovery Centers, and shows a Funding Obligations placeholder last updated Aug. 26, 2026. Because previous evidence is available, this later source change does not by itself prove the article was wrong when last updated, but it does make the published headline, dek, key facts and body stale and unsupported by the current FEMA page.
FEMA DR-4933-IN page lists $146.57M Indiana IHP aid, $149K Public Assistance and seven DRC listings
Previous: The published article said FEMA’s current DR-4933-IN page listed the incident period as “Aug 11, 2026 and continuing,” did not display Individual Assistance dollar totals or approved application counts, did not display Disaster Recovery Center listings, and showed a Funding Obligations placeholder last updated Aug. 26, 2026.
Corrected: FEMA’s current DR-4933-IN page lists the incident period as Aug. 11-24, 2026; lists $37,590,667.99 in Total Housing Assistance, $36,616,789.11 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $74,207,457.10 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, and 18,178 Individual Assistance applications approved; lists Disaster Recovery Centers in Wayne, Marion and Porter counties; and shows “Last updated September 13, 2026.” The supplied page text still does not provide a county-by-county designated-areas list, Public Assistance dollar obligations, SBA disaster-loan deadlines or local procurement solicitations.
Reason: The current FEMA page is still the DR-4933-IN page for Indiana severe storms, straight-line winds, tornadoes and flooding, with the same declaration date of Aug. 25, 2026, so this is the same event. The stored previousPage supports the article’s existing claims as a then-current FEMA snapshot: it said the incident period was Aug. 11, 2026 and continuing, showed a placeholder Funding Obligations section, did not display Individual Assistance totals or approved applications, and did not display Disaster Recovery Centers. The current FEMA page now materially changes that record: it lists the incident period as Aug. 11-24, 2026; displays $74,207,457.10 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved; lists 18,178 Individual Assistance applications approved; displays Disaster Recovery Centers in Wayne, Marion and Porter counties; and shows “Last updated September 13, 2026.” Because previous evidence is available, this later FEMA page change does not by itself prove the article was wrong when last updated, but it does make the published headline, dek, key facts and body stale and unsupported by the current FEMA page.
FEMA DR-4933-IN page lists $146.57M Indiana IHP aid, $149K Public Assistance and seven DRC listings
Previous: The published article said FEMA’s current DR-4933-IN page listed Disaster Recovery Centers in Wayne, Marion and Porter counties, while also listing the Aug. 11-24, 2026 incident period, the Aug. 25, 2026 declaration date, $37,590,667.99 in Total Housing Assistance, $36,616,789.11 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $74,207,457.10 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 18,178 Individual Assistance applications approved, and a Sept. 13, 2026 last-updated date.
Corrected: FEMA’s current DR-4933-IN page still lists the Aug. 11-24, 2026 incident period, the Aug. 25, 2026 declaration date, $37,590,667.99 in Total Housing Assistance, $36,616,789.11 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $74,207,457.10 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 18,178 Individual Assistance applications approved, and a Sept. 13, 2026 last-updated date. The current supplied FEMA page text no longer displays Disaster Recovery Center listings for Wayne, Marion or Porter counties.
Reason: The current FEMA page is still the DR-4933-IN page for Indiana severe storms, straight-line winds, tornadoes and flooding, with the same incident period, declaration date, Individual Assistance totals and Sept. 13, 2026 last-updated date, so this is the same event. The stored previousPage supports the article’s existing claim that the FEMA page displayed Disaster Recovery Center listings in Wayne, Marion and Porter counties when last checked. The current FEMA page no longer displays the Disaster Recovery Centers section or those center listings. That later source change does not prove the article was wrong when last updated, but it makes the published headline, dek, key facts and body stale where they say FEMA’s current page lists those Disaster Recovery Centers.
FEMA DR-4933-IN page lists $146.57M Indiana IHP aid, $149K Public Assistance and seven DRC listings
Previous: The published article said FEMA’s current DR-4933-IN page listed the Aug. 11-24, 2026 incident period, the Aug. 25, 2026 declaration date, $37,590,667.99 in Total Housing Assistance, $36,616,789.11 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $74,207,457.10 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 18,178 Individual Assistance applications approved, and a Sept. 13, 2026 last-updated date, but said the current supplied FEMA page text did not display Disaster Recovery Center listings.
Corrected: FEMA’s current DR-4933-IN page still lists the Aug. 11-24, 2026 incident period, the Aug. 25, 2026 declaration date, $37,590,667.99 in Total Housing Assistance, $36,616,789.11 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $74,207,457.10 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 18,178 Individual Assistance applications approved, and a Sept. 13, 2026 last-updated date. The current supplied FEMA page text also displays Disaster Recovery Center listings in Wayne, Marion and Porter counties.
Reason: The current FEMA page is still the DR-4933-IN page for Indiana severe storms, straight-line winds, tornadoes and flooding, with the same Aug. 11-24, 2026 incident period, Aug. 25, 2026 declaration date, Individual Assistance totals and Sept. 13, 2026 last-updated date, so this is the same event. The stored previousPage supports the article’s existing claim that the supplied FEMA page text did not display Disaster Recovery Center listings when last checked. The current FEMA page now displays a Disaster Recovery Centers section with listings in Wayne, Marion and Porter counties. That later source change does not by itself prove the article was wrong when last updated, but it makes the published headline, dek, key facts and body stale where they say the current supplied text no longer displays DRC listings.
FEMA DR-4933-IN page lists $146.57M Indiana IHP aid, $149K Public Assistance and seven DRC listings
Previous: The published article said FEMA’s current DR-4933-IN page listed the Aug. 11-24, 2026 incident period, the Aug. 25, 2026 declaration date, $37,590,667.99 in Total Housing Assistance, $36,616,789.11 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $74,207,457.10 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 18,178 Individual Assistance applications approved, Disaster Recovery Center listings in Wayne, Marion and Porter counties, and a Sept. 13, 2026 last-updated date.
Corrected: FEMA’s current DR-4933-IN page still lists the Aug. 11-24, 2026 incident period and the Aug. 25, 2026 declaration date. It now lists $38,878,956.16 in Total Housing Assistance, $38,160,382.91 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $77,039,339.07 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 19,056 Individual Assistance applications approved, and a Sept. 14, 2026 last-updated date. The current supplied FEMA page text no longer displays Disaster Recovery Center listings in Wayne, Marion or Porter counties.
Reason: The current FEMA page is still the DR-4933-IN page for Indiana severe storms, straight-line winds, tornadoes and flooding, with the same Aug. 11-24, 2026 incident period and Aug. 25, 2026 declaration date, so this is the same event. The stored previousPage supports the article’s existing figures and Disaster Recovery Center listings as a then-current FEMA snapshot. The current FEMA page now materially changes the FEMA record: it lists higher Individual Assistance funding totals, a higher approved-application count, a Sept. 14, 2026 last-updated date, and no longer displays the Disaster Recovery Centers section or Wayne, Marion and Porter center listings in the supplied text. Because previous evidence is available, this later source change does not by itself prove the article was wrong when last updated, but it makes the published headline, dek, key facts and body stale and unsupported by the current FEMA page.
FEMA DR-4933-IN page lists $146.57M Indiana IHP aid, $149K Public Assistance and seven DRC listings
Previous: The published article said FEMA’s current DR-4933-IN page listed $38,878,956.16 in Total Housing Assistance, $38,160,382.91 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $77,039,339.07 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 19,056 Individual Assistance applications approved, no Disaster Recovery Center listings in the supplied text, and a Sept. 14, 2026 last-updated date.
Corrected: FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page lists $37,590,667.99 in Total Housing Assistance, $36,616,789.11 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $74,207,457.10 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 18,178 Individual Assistance applications approved, no Disaster Recovery Center listings in the supplied text, and a Sept. 13, 2026 last-updated date.
Reason: The current supplied FEMA page is still the DR-4933-IN page for Indiana severe storms, straight-line winds, tornadoes and flooding, with the same Aug. 11-24, 2026 incident period and Aug. 25, 2026 declaration date, so this is the same event. The stored previousPage supports the article’s existing figures as a then-current FEMA snapshot: $77,039,339.07 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 19,056 Individual Assistance applications approved and a Sept. 14, 2026 last-updated date. The current supplied page now shows lower/earlier figures and a Sept. 13, 2026 last-updated date: $74,207,457.10 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved and 18,178 Individual Assistance applications approved. That source change does not prove the article was wrong when last updated, but it makes the published headline, dek, key facts and body stale because they describe the FEMA page as currently showing the Sept. 14 figures.
FEMA DR-4933-IN page lists $146.57M Indiana IHP aid, $149K Public Assistance and seven DRC listings
Previous: The published article said FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page listed the Aug. 11-24, 2026 incident period, the Aug. 25, 2026 declaration date, $37,590,667.99 in Total Housing Assistance, $36,616,789.11 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $74,207,457.10 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 18,178 Individual Assistance applications approved, no Disaster Recovery Center listings in the supplied text, and a Sept. 13, 2026 last-updated date.
Corrected: FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page still lists the Aug. 11-24, 2026 incident period, the Aug. 25, 2026 declaration date, $37,590,667.99 in Total Housing Assistance, $36,616,789.11 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $74,207,457.10 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 18,178 Individual Assistance applications approved, and a Sept. 13, 2026 last-updated date. The current supplied FEMA page text also displays Disaster Recovery Center listings in Wayne, Marion and Porter counties.
Reason: The current FEMA page is still the DR-4933-IN page for Indiana severe storms, straight-line winds, tornadoes and flooding, with the same Aug. 11-24, 2026 incident period, Aug. 25, 2026 declaration date, Individual Assistance totals and Sept. 13, 2026 last-updated date, so this is the same event. The stored previousPage supports the article’s existing claim that the supplied FEMA page text did not display Disaster Recovery Center listings when last checked. The current FEMA page now displays a Disaster Recovery Centers section with listings in Wayne, Marion and Porter counties. That later source change does not by itself prove the article was wrong when last updated, but it makes the published headline, dek, key facts and body stale where they say the current supplied text does not display DRC listings.
FEMA DR-4933-IN page lists $146.57M Indiana IHP aid, $149K Public Assistance and seven DRC listings
Previous: The published article said FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page listed the Aug. 11-24, 2026 incident period, the Aug. 25, 2026 declaration date, $37,590,667.99 in Total Housing Assistance, $36,616,789.11 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $74,207,457.10 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 18,178 Individual Assistance applications approved, a Sept. 13, 2026 last-updated date, and Disaster Recovery Center listings in Wayne, Marion and Porter counties, including center addresses and hours.
Corrected: FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page still lists the Aug. 11-24, 2026 incident period, the Aug. 25, 2026 declaration date, $37,590,667.99 in Total Housing Assistance, $36,616,789.11 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $74,207,457.10 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 18,178 Individual Assistance applications approved, and a Sept. 13, 2026 last-updated date. The current supplied FEMA page text no longer displays Disaster Recovery Center listings in Wayne, Marion or Porter counties.
Reason: The current FEMA page is still the DR-4933-IN page for Indiana severe storms, straight-line winds, tornadoes and flooding, with the same Aug. 11-24, 2026 incident period, Aug. 25, 2026 declaration date, Individual Assistance totals and Sept. 13, 2026 last-updated date, so this is the same event. The stored previousPage supports the article’s existing claim that FEMA displayed Disaster Recovery Center listings in Wayne, Marion and Porter counties when last checked. The current supplied FEMA page no longer displays the Disaster Recovery Centers section or those Wayne, Marion and Porter listings. That later source change does not by itself prove the article was wrong when last updated, but it makes the published headline, dek, key facts and DRC section stale where they say FEMA’s current supplied page displays those listings.
FEMA DR-4933-IN page lists $146.57M Indiana IHP aid, $149K Public Assistance and seven DRC listings
Previous: The published article said FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page listed the Aug. 11-24, 2026 incident period, the Aug. 25, 2026 declaration date, $37,590,667.99 in Total Housing Assistance, $36,616,789.11 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $74,207,457.10 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 18,178 Individual Assistance applications approved, and a Sept. 13, 2026 last-updated date, but said the current supplied FEMA page text no longer displayed Disaster Recovery Center listings in Wayne, Marion or Porter counties.
Corrected: FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page still lists the Aug. 11-24, 2026 incident period, the Aug. 25, 2026 declaration date, $37,590,667.99 in Total Housing Assistance, $36,616,789.11 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $74,207,457.10 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 18,178 Individual Assistance applications approved, and a Sept. 13, 2026 last-updated date. The current supplied FEMA page text also displays Disaster Recovery Center listings in Wayne, Marion and Porter counties.
Reason: The current FEMA page is still the DR-4933-IN page for Indiana severe storms, straight-line winds, tornadoes and flooding, with the same Aug. 11-24, 2026 incident period, Aug. 25, 2026 declaration date, Individual Assistance totals and Sept. 13, 2026 last-updated date, so this is the same event. The stored previousPage supports the article’s existing claim that the supplied FEMA page text did not display Disaster Recovery Center listings when last checked. The current supplied FEMA page now displays a Disaster Recovery Centers section with listings in Wayne, Marion and Porter counties. That later source change does not by itself prove the article was wrong when last updated, but it makes the published headline, dek, key facts and DRC section stale where they say FEMA’s current supplied page does not display those listings.
FEMA DR-4933-IN page lists $146.57M Indiana IHP aid, $149K Public Assistance and seven DRC listings
Previous: The published article said FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page listed the Aug. 11-24, 2026 incident period, the Aug. 25, 2026 declaration date, $37,590,667.99 in Total Housing Assistance, $36,616,789.11 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $74,207,457.10 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 18,178 Individual Assistance applications approved, a Sept. 13, 2026 last-updated date, and Disaster Recovery Center listings in Wayne, Marion and Porter counties.
Corrected: FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page still lists the Aug. 11-24, 2026 incident period and the Aug. 25, 2026 declaration date. It now lists $38,875,983.14 in Total Housing Assistance, $38,158,842.91 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $77,034,826.05 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 19,056 Individual Assistance applications approved, and a Sept. 14, 2026 last-updated date. The current supplied FEMA page text no longer displays Disaster Recovery Center listings in Wayne, Marion or Porter counties.
Reason: The current FEMA page is still the DR-4933-IN page for Indiana severe storms, straight-line winds, tornadoes and flooding, with the same Aug. 11-24, 2026 incident period and Aug. 25, 2026 declaration date, so this is the same event. The stored previousPage supports the article’s existing claims as a then-current FEMA snapshot: it listed $74,207,457.10 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 18,178 approved Individual Assistance applications, a Sept. 13, 2026 last-updated date, and Disaster Recovery Center listings in Wayne, Marion and Porter counties. The current FEMA page now materially changes the source record: it lists $77,034,826.05 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 19,056 approved Individual Assistance applications, a Sept. 14, 2026 last-updated date, and no longer displays the Disaster Recovery Centers section or the Wayne, Marion and Porter center listings in the supplied text. Because previous evidence is available, this later FEMA page change does not prove the article was wrong when last updated, but it makes the published headline, dek, key facts and DRC section stale and unsupported by the current FEMA page.
FEMA DR-4933-IN page lists $146.57M Indiana IHP aid, $149K Public Assistance and seven DRC listings
Previous: The published article said FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page listed $38,875,983.14 in Total Housing Assistance, $38,158,842.91 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $77,034,826.05 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 19,056 Individual Assistance applications approved, and a Sept. 14, 2026 last-updated date. It also said the current supplied FEMA page text did not display Disaster Recovery Center listings.
Corrected: FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page lists $41,656,141.16 in Total Housing Assistance, $40,855,382.52 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $82,511,523.68 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 20,158 Individual Assistance applications approved, and a Sept. 15, 2026 last-updated date. The current supplied FEMA page text still does not display Disaster Recovery Center listings.
Reason: The current FEMA page is still the DR-4933-IN page for Indiana severe storms, straight-line winds, tornadoes and flooding, with the same Aug. 11-24, 2026 incident period and Aug. 25, 2026 declaration date, so this is the same event. The stored previousPage supports the article’s existing dollar figures, approved-application count and Sept. 14, 2026 last-updated date as a then-current FEMA snapshot. The current FEMA page now lists higher Individual Assistance figures and a new page-status date: $82,511,523.68 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 20,158 Individual Assistance applications approved and “Last updated September 15, 2026.” This later source change does not prove the article was wrong when last updated, but it makes the published headline, dek, key facts and body stale where they describe the FEMA page as currently showing the Sept. 14 figures.
FEMA DR-4933-IN page lists $146.57M Indiana IHP aid, $149K Public Assistance and seven DRC listings
Previous: The published article said FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page listed $41,656,141.16 in Total Housing Assistance, $40,855,382.52 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $82,511,523.68 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 20,158 Individual Assistance applications approved, and a Sept. 15, 2026 last-updated date. It also said the current supplied FEMA page text did not display Disaster Recovery Center listings.
Corrected: FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page still lists $41,656,141.16 in Total Housing Assistance, $40,855,382.52 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $82,511,523.68 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 20,158 Individual Assistance applications approved, and a Sept. 15, 2026 last-updated date. The current supplied FEMA page now displays a Disaster Recovery Centers section listing Henry County - First Baptist Church, 709 S Memorial Dr, New Castle, Indiana 47362, with Tuesday hours of 12:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. and Wednesday hours of 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.; the notes identify those as Sept. 15 and Sept. 16 Eastern Time hours.
Reason: The current FEMA page is still the DR-4933-IN page for Indiana severe storms, straight-line winds, tornadoes and flooding, with the same Aug. 11-24, 2026 incident period, Aug. 25, 2026 declaration date, Individual Assistance dollar totals, approved-application count and Sept. 15, 2026 last-updated date shown in the article, so this is the same event. The stored previousPage supports the article’s existing claim that the supplied FEMA page did not display Disaster Recovery Center listings when last checked. The current supplied FEMA page now displays a Disaster Recovery Centers section listing a Henry County DRC at First Baptist Church in New Castle, with hours for Sept. 15 and Sept. 16. That later source change does not by itself prove the article was wrong when last updated, but it makes the published headline, dek, key facts and DRC section stale where they say FEMA’s current supplied page does not display DRC listings.
FEMA DR-4933-IN page lists $146.57M Indiana IHP aid, $149K Public Assistance and seven DRC listings
Previous: The published article said FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page listed $41,656,141.16 in Total Housing Assistance, $40,855,382.52 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $82,511,523.68 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 20,158 Individual Assistance applications approved, and a Sept. 15, 2026 last-updated date. It also said the current supplied page displayed a Henry County Disaster Recovery Center at First Baptist Church in New Castle.
Corrected: FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page lists $41,616,994.72 in Total Housing Assistance, $40,841,013.09 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $82,458,007.81 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 20,158 Individual Assistance applications approved, and a Sept. 15, 2026 last-updated date. The current supplied page still displays a Henry County Disaster Recovery Center at First Baptist Church, 709 S Memorial Dr, New Castle, Indiana 47362, with Tuesday hours of 12:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. and Wednesday hours of 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.; the notes identify those as Sept. 15 and Sept. 16 Eastern Time hours.
Reason: The current FEMA page is still the DR-4933-IN page for Indiana severe storms, straight-line winds, tornadoes and flooding, with the same Aug. 11-24, 2026 incident period, Aug. 25, 2026 declaration date, Sept. 15, 2026 last-updated date and Henry County Disaster Recovery Center listing, so this is the same event. The stored previousPage supports the article’s existing exact funding figures as a then-current FEMA snapshot: $41,656,141.16 in Total Housing Assistance, $40,855,382.52 in Total Other Needs Assistance and $82,511,523.68 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved. The current supplied FEMA page now lists lower exact funding figures: $41,616,994.72 in Total Housing Assistance, $40,841,013.09 in Total Other Needs Assistance and $82,458,007.81 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved. The approved application count remains 20,158. This later source change does not prove the article was wrong when last updated, but it makes the published dek, key facts and body stale where they state the prior exact dollar totals as current.
FEMA DR-4933-IN page lists $146.57M Indiana IHP aid, $149K Public Assistance and seven DRC listings
Previous: The published article said FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page listed $41,616,994.72 in Total Housing Assistance, $40,841,013.09 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $82,458,007.81 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 20,158 Individual Assistance applications approved, and a Sept. 15, 2026 last-updated date. It also said the current supplied page displayed a Henry County Disaster Recovery Center at First Baptist Church in New Castle.
Corrected: FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page lists $41,616,994.72 in Total Housing Assistance, $40,840,726.84 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $82,457,721.56 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 20,158 Individual Assistance applications approved, and a Sept. 15, 2026 last-updated date. The current supplied page still displays a Henry County Disaster Recovery Center at First Baptist Church, 709 S Memorial Dr, New Castle, Indiana 47362, with Tuesday hours of 12:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. and Wednesday hours of 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.; the notes identify those as Sept. 15 and Sept. 16 Eastern Time hours.
Reason: The current FEMA page is still the DR-4933-IN page for Indiana severe storms, straight-line winds, tornadoes and flooding, with the same Aug. 11-24, 2026 incident period, Aug. 25, 2026 declaration date, Sept. 15, 2026 last-updated date and Henry County Disaster Recovery Center listing, so this is the same event. The stored previousPage supports the article’s existing exact ONA and Total Individuals & Households Program figures as a then-current FEMA snapshot: $40,841,013.09 in Total Other Needs Assistance and $82,458,007.81 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved. The current supplied FEMA page now lists slightly lower exact figures: $40,840,726.84 in Total Other Needs Assistance and $82,457,721.56 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved. The Total Housing Assistance figure remains $41,616,994.72, and the approved application count remains 20,158. This later source change does not prove the article was wrong when last updated, but the headline, dek, key facts and body state exact dollar figures as current and should be updated to match the current FEMA page.
FEMA DR-4933-IN page lists $146.57M Indiana IHP aid, $149K Public Assistance and seven DRC listings
Previous: The published article said FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page listed $41,616,994.72 in Total Housing Assistance, $40,840,726.84 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $82,457,721.56 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 20,158 Individual Assistance applications approved, and a Sept. 15, 2026 last-updated date. It also said the current supplied page displayed a Henry County Disaster Recovery Center at First Baptist Church in New Castle.
Corrected: FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page lists $41,616,994.72 in Total Housing Assistance, $40,841,013.09 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $82,458,007.81 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 20,158 Individual Assistance applications approved, and a Sept. 15, 2026 last-updated date. The current supplied page still displays a Henry County Disaster Recovery Center at First Baptist Church, 709 S Memorial Dr, New Castle, Indiana 47362, with Tuesday hours of 12:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. and Wednesday hours of 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.; the notes identify those as Sept. 15 and Sept. 16 Eastern Time hours.
Reason: The current FEMA page is still the DR-4933-IN page for Indiana severe storms, straight-line winds, tornadoes and flooding, with the same Aug. 11-24, 2026 incident period, Aug. 25, 2026 declaration date, Sept. 15, 2026 last-updated date and Henry County Disaster Recovery Center listing, so this is the same event. The stored previousPage supports the article’s existing exact ONA and Total Individuals & Households Program figures as a then-current FEMA snapshot: $40,840,726.84 in Total Other Needs Assistance and $82,457,721.56 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved. The current supplied FEMA page now lists slightly higher exact figures: $40,841,013.09 in Total Other Needs Assistance and $82,458,007.81 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved. The Total Housing Assistance figure remains $41,616,994.72, and the approved application count remains 20,158. This later source change does not prove the article was wrong when last updated, but the dek, key facts and body state exact dollar figures as current and should be updated to match the current FEMA page.
FEMA DR-4933-IN page lists $146.57M Indiana IHP aid, $149K Public Assistance and seven DRC listings
Previous: The published article said FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page listed $41,616,994.72 in Total Housing Assistance, $40,841,013.09 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $82,458,007.81 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 20,158 Individual Assistance applications approved, a Sept. 15, 2026 last-updated date, and a Henry County Disaster Recovery Center at First Baptist Church in New Castle.
Corrected: FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page lists $42,692,529.37 in Total Housing Assistance, $42,088,054.23 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $84,780,583.60 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 20,796 Individual Assistance applications approved, and a Sept. 16, 2026 last-updated date. The current supplied page displays Disaster Recovery Center listings for Franklin County at Metamora Church of GOD in Laurel and Henry County at First Baptist Church in New Castle.
Reason: The current FEMA page is still the DR-4933-IN page for Indiana severe storms, straight-line winds, tornadoes and flooding, with the same Aug. 11-24, 2026 incident period and Aug. 25, 2026 declaration date, so this is the same event. The stored previousPage supports the article’s existing figures and Henry County Disaster Recovery Center listing as a then-current FEMA snapshot: $82,458,007.81 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 20,158 Individual Assistance applications approved, and a Sept. 15, 2026 last-updated date. The current supplied FEMA page now lists higher Individual Assistance figures, a Sept. 16, 2026 last-updated date, and an additional Franklin County Disaster Recovery Center listing. This later source change does not prove the article was wrong when last updated, but it makes the published headline, dek, key facts and body stale where they state the prior exact figures and identify only the Henry County DRC as current.
FEMA DR-4933-IN page lists $146.57M Indiana IHP aid, $149K Public Assistance and seven DRC listings
Previous: The published article said FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page listed $42,692,529.37 in Total Housing Assistance, $42,088,054.23 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $84,780,583.60 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 20,796 Individual Assistance applications approved, and Disaster Recovery Centers in Franklin and Henry counties.
Corrected: FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page lists $42,689,556.35 in Total Housing Assistance, $42,086,514.23 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $84,776,070.58 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 20,796 Individual Assistance applications approved, and Disaster Recovery Centers in Franklin and Henry counties.
Reason: The current FEMA page is still the DR-4933-IN page for Indiana severe storms, straight-line winds, tornadoes and flooding, with the same Aug. 11-24, 2026 incident period, Aug. 25, 2026 declaration date, Sept. 16, 2026 last-updated date and Franklin and Henry County Disaster Recovery Center listings, so this is the same event. The stored previousPage supports the article’s existing exact funding figures as a then-current FEMA snapshot: $42,692,529.37 in Total Housing Assistance, $42,088,054.23 in Total Other Needs Assistance and $84,780,583.60 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved. The current supplied FEMA page now lists slightly lower exact figures: $42,689,556.35 in Total Housing Assistance, $42,086,514.23 in Total Other Needs Assistance and $84,776,070.58 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved. The approved application count remains 20,796, and the DRC listings remain Franklin County and Henry County. This later source change does not prove the article was wrong when last updated, but the dek, key facts and body state exact dollar figures as current and should be updated to match the current FEMA page.
FEMA DR-4933-IN page lists $146.57M Indiana IHP aid, $149K Public Assistance and seven DRC listings
Previous: The published article said FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page listed $42,689,556.35 in Total Housing Assistance, $42,086,514.23 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $84,776,070.58 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 20,796 Individual Assistance applications approved, a Sept. 16, 2026 last-updated date, and Disaster Recovery Centers in Franklin and Henry counties.
Corrected: FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page lists $44,925,297.79 in Total Housing Assistance, $44,036,211.28 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $88,961,509.07 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 21,723 Individual Assistance applications approved, a Sept. 17, 2026 last-updated date, and Disaster Recovery Centers in Fayette and Franklin counties.
Reason: The current FEMA page is still the DR-4933-IN page for Indiana severe storms, straight-line winds, tornadoes and flooding, with the same Aug. 11-24, 2026 incident period and Aug. 25, 2026 declaration date, so this is the same event. The stored previousPage supports the article’s existing figures and DRC listings as a then-current FEMA snapshot: $84,776,070.58 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 20,796 Individual Assistance applications approved, and Disaster Recovery Centers in Franklin and Henry counties. The current supplied FEMA page now lists higher Individual Assistance figures, a Sept. 17, 2026 last-updated date, and Disaster Recovery Centers in Fayette and Franklin counties, with the Henry County listing no longer displayed. This later source change does not prove the article was wrong when last updated, but it makes the published headline, dek, key facts and body stale where they state the prior exact figures and identify Franklin and Henry County DRCs as current.
FEMA DR-4933-IN page lists $146.57M Indiana IHP aid, $149K Public Assistance and seven DRC listings
Previous: The published article said FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page listed $44,925,297.79 in Total Housing Assistance, $44,036,211.28 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $88,961,509.07 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 21,723 Individual Assistance applications approved, a Sept. 17, 2026 last-updated date, and Disaster Recovery Centers in Fayette and Franklin counties.
Corrected: FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page lists $42,689,556.35 in Total Housing Assistance, $42,086,514.23 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $84,776,070.58 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 20,796 Individual Assistance applications approved, a Sept. 16, 2026 last-updated date, and Disaster Recovery Centers in Franklin and Henry counties.
Reason: The current FEMA page is still the DR-4933-IN page for Indiana severe storms, straight-line winds, tornadoes and flooding, with the same Aug. 11-24, 2026 incident period and Aug. 25, 2026 declaration date, so this is the same event. The stored previousPage supports the article’s existing figures and Disaster Recovery Center listings as a then-current FEMA snapshot: $88,961,509.07 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 21,723 Individual Assistance applications approved, a Sept. 17, 2026 last-updated date, and Disaster Recovery Centers in Fayette and Franklin counties. The current supplied FEMA page now displays lower earlier figures, a Sept. 16, 2026 last-updated date, and Disaster Recovery Centers in Franklin and Henry counties. This later source change does not prove the article was wrong when last updated, but it makes the published headline, dek, key facts and body stale where they state the Sept. 17 figures and identify Fayette and Franklin County DRCs as current.
FEMA DR-4933-IN page lists $146.57M Indiana IHP aid, $149K Public Assistance and seven DRC listings
Previous: The published article said FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page listed $42,689,556.35 in Total Housing Assistance, $42,086,514.23 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $84,776,070.58 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 20,796 Individual Assistance applications approved, a Sept. 16, 2026 last-updated date, and Disaster Recovery Centers in Franklin and Henry counties.
Corrected: FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page lists $44,920,324.62 in Total Housing Assistance, $44,035,130.44 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $88,955,455.06 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 21,722 Individual Assistance applications approved, a Sept. 17, 2026 last-updated date, and Disaster Recovery Centers in Fayette and Franklin counties.
Reason: The current FEMA page is still the DR-4933-IN page for Indiana severe storms, straight-line winds, tornadoes and flooding, with the same Aug. 11-24, 2026 incident period and Aug. 25, 2026 declaration date, so the evidence establishes this is the same event. The stored previousPage supports the currently published article as a then-current FEMA snapshot: it listed $84,776,070.58 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 20,796 Individual Assistance applications approved, a Sept. 16, 2026 last-updated date, and Disaster Recovery Centers in Franklin and Henry counties. The current supplied FEMA page now lists higher Individual Assistance figures, a Sept. 17, 2026 last-updated date, and Disaster Recovery Centers in Fayette and Franklin counties, with the Henry County listing no longer displayed. This later source change does not prove the article was wrong when last updated, but it makes the published headline, dek, key facts and body stale where they state the Sept. 16 figures and identify Franklin and Henry County DRCs as current.
FEMA DR-4933-IN page lists $146.57M Indiana IHP aid, $149K Public Assistance and seven DRC listings
Previous: The published article said FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page listed $44,920,324.62 in Total Housing Assistance, $44,035,130.44 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $88,955,455.06 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 21,722 Individual Assistance applications approved, a Sept. 17, 2026 last-updated date, and Disaster Recovery Centers in Fayette and Franklin counties, including addresses, hours and opening notes.
Corrected: FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page still lists $44,920,324.62 in Total Housing Assistance, $44,035,130.44 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $88,955,455.06 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved and 21,722 Individual Assistance applications approved. The current supplied FEMA page no longer displays the Fayette or Franklin County Disaster Recovery Center listings, DRC addresses, DRC hours, DRC opening notes, or a page last-updated line.
Reason: The current FEMA page is still the DR-4933-IN page for Indiana severe storms, straight-line winds, tornadoes and flooding, with the same Aug. 11-24, 2026 incident period, Aug. 25, 2026 declaration date, Individual Assistance figures and application count cited in the published article, so the evidence establishes this is the same event. The stored previousPage supports the article’s Disaster Recovery Center and last-updated claims as a then-current FEMA snapshot: it displayed Fayette and Franklin County DRC listings and “Last updated September 17, 2026.” The current supplied FEMA page no longer displays the Disaster Recovery Centers section, Fayette or Franklin DRC listings, DRC hours, DRC notes, or the page last-updated line. This later source change does not prove the article was wrong when last updated, but it makes the published headline, dek, key facts and DRC section stale where they say FEMA’s current supplied page lists Fayette and Franklin DRCs and shows a Sept. 17 last-updated date.
FEMA DR-4933-IN page lists $146.57M Indiana IHP aid, $149K Public Assistance and seven DRC listings
Previous: The published article said FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page listed $44,920,324.62 in Total Housing Assistance, $44,035,130.44 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $88,955,455.06 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved and 21,722 Individual Assistance applications approved; included a Disaster Recovery Centers navigation label but did not display specific DRC listings, addresses, hours, opening notes or a page last-updated line.
Corrected: FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page lists $46,284,579.65 in Total Housing Assistance, $45,581,467.19 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $91,866,046.84 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 22,566 Individual Assistance applications approved, Disaster Recovery Center listings in Fayette and Franklin counties, and “Last updated September 18, 2026.”
Reason: The current FEMA page is still the DR-4933-IN page for Indiana severe storms, straight-line winds, tornadoes and flooding, with the same Aug. 11-24, 2026 incident period and Aug. 25, 2026 declaration date, so the evidence establishes this is the same event. The stored previousPage supports the published article as a then-current FEMA snapshot: it listed $88,955,455.06 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 21,722 Individual Assistance applications approved, and did not display Disaster Recovery Center listings or a page last-updated line. The current supplied FEMA page now lists higher Individual Assistance figures, 22,566 approved applications, Disaster Recovery Centers in Fayette and Franklin counties, and “Last updated September 18, 2026.” This later source change does not prove the article was wrong when last updated, but it makes the published headline, dek, key facts and DRC section stale where they say FEMA’s current supplied page does not display DRC listings or a last-updated line and where they state the prior exact aid totals as current.
FEMA DR-4933-IN page lists $146.57M Indiana IHP aid, $149K Public Assistance and seven DRC listings
Previous: The published article said FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page listed $46,284,579.65 in Total Housing Assistance, $45,581,467.19 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $91,866,046.84 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 22,566 Individual Assistance applications approved, Disaster Recovery Center listings in Fayette and Franklin counties, and “Last updated September 18, 2026.”
Corrected: FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page lists $48,445,033.23 in Total Housing Assistance, $48,272,211.76 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $96,717,244.99 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 24,067 Individual Assistance applications approved, a Fayette County Disaster Recovery Center listing at Connersville Baptist Temple with a note that the DRC is closed permanently, and “Last updated September 20, 2026.” The current supplied FEMA page no longer displays the Franklin County DRC listing.
Reason: The current FEMA page is still the DR-4933-IN page for Indiana severe storms, straight-line winds, tornadoes and flooding, with the same Aug. 11-24, 2026 incident period and Aug. 25, 2026 declaration date, so the evidence establishes this is the same event. The stored previousPage supports the published article as a then-current FEMA snapshot: it listed $91,866,046.84 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 22,566 Individual Assistance applications approved, Disaster Recovery Center listings in Fayette and Franklin counties, and “Last updated September 18, 2026.” The current supplied FEMA page now lists higher Individual Assistance figures, 24,067 approved applications, only a Fayette County Disaster Recovery Center listing, a note that the Fayette DRC is closed permanently, and “Last updated September 20, 2026.” This later source change does not prove the article was wrong when last updated, but it makes the published headline, dek, key facts and DRC section stale where they state the Sept. 18 figures and identify Fayette and Franklin County DRCs as current.
FEMA DR-4933-IN page lists $146.57M Indiana IHP aid, $149K Public Assistance and seven DRC listings
Previous: The published article said FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page listed $48,445,033.23 in Total Housing Assistance, $48,272,211.76 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $96,717,244.99 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 24,067 Individual Assistance applications approved, a Fayette County Disaster Recovery Center listing at Connersville Baptist Temple with a note that the DRC is closed permanently, and “Last updated September 20, 2026.”
Corrected: FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page still lists $48,445,033.23 in Total Housing Assistance, $48,272,211.76 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $96,717,244.99 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 24,067 Individual Assistance applications approved, and “Last updated September 20, 2026.” The current supplied FEMA page no longer displays a Disaster Recovery Centers section or a Fayette County DRC listing.
Reason: The current FEMA page is still the DR-4933-IN page for Indiana severe storms, straight-line winds, tornadoes and flooding, with the same Aug. 11-24, 2026 incident period, Aug. 25, 2026 declaration date, Individual Assistance figures and Sept. 20, 2026 last-updated date, so the evidence establishes this is the same event. The stored previousPage supports the published article as a then-current FEMA snapshot: it displayed a Fayette County Disaster Recovery Center listing at Connersville Baptist Temple and said the Fayette DRC was closed permanently. The current supplied FEMA page no longer displays a Disaster Recovery Centers section or any Fayette County DRC listing. This later source change does not prove the article was wrong when last updated, but it makes the published headline, dek, key facts and DRC section stale where they say FEMA’s current supplied page displays a Fayette DRC listing.
FEMA DR-4933-IN page lists $146.57M Indiana IHP aid, $149K Public Assistance and seven DRC listings
Previous: The published article said FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page listed $48,445,033.23 in Total Housing Assistance, $48,272,211.76 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $96,717,244.99 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 24,067 Individual Assistance applications approved, no Disaster Recovery Center listing, and “Last updated September 20, 2026.”
Corrected: FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page lists $50,030,692.16 in Total Housing Assistance, $49,517,803.77 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $99,548,495.93 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 24,687 Individual Assistance applications approved, no Disaster Recovery Center listing, and “Last updated September 21, 2026.”
Reason: The current FEMA page is still the DR-4933-IN page for Indiana severe storms, straight-line winds, tornadoes and flooding, with the same Aug. 11-24, 2026 incident period and Aug. 25, 2026 declaration date, so the evidence establishes this is the same event. The supplied previousPage supports the published article as a then-current FEMA snapshot: it listed $96,717,244.99 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 24,067 Individual Assistance applications approved and “Last updated September 20, 2026.” The current supplied FEMA page now lists higher Individual Assistance figures, 24,687 approved applications and “Last updated September 21, 2026.” This later source change does not prove the article was wrong when last updated, but it makes the published headline, dek, key facts and body stale where they state the Sept. 20 figures as current.
FEMA DR-4933-IN page lists $146.57M Indiana IHP aid, $149K Public Assistance and seven DRC listings
Previous: The published article said FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page listed $50,030,692.16 in Total Housing Assistance, $49,517,803.77 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $99,548,495.93 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 24,687 Individual Assistance applications approved, no Disaster Recovery Center listing, and “Last updated September 21, 2026.”
Corrected: FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page lists $51,542,859.87 in Total Housing Assistance, $50,935,042.65 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $102,477,902.52 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 25,360 Individual Assistance applications approved, no Disaster Recovery Center listing, and “Last updated September 22, 2026.”
Reason: The current FEMA page is still the DR-4933-IN page for Indiana severe storms, straight-line winds, tornadoes and flooding, with the same Aug. 11-24, 2026 incident period and Aug. 25, 2026 declaration date, so the supplied evidence establishes this is the same event. The supplied previousPage supports the published article as a then-current FEMA snapshot: it listed $99,548,495.93 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 24,687 Individual Assistance applications approved and “Last updated September 21, 2026.” The current supplied FEMA page now lists higher Individual Assistance figures, 25,360 approved applications and “Last updated September 22, 2026.” This later source change does not prove the article was wrong when last updated, but it makes the published headline, dek, key facts and body stale where they state the Sept. 21 figures as current.
FEMA DR-4933-IN page lists $146.57M Indiana IHP aid, $149K Public Assistance and seven DRC listings
Previous: The published article said FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page listed $51,542,859.87 in Total Housing Assistance, $50,935,042.65 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $102,477,902.52 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 25,360 Individual Assistance applications approved, no Disaster Recovery Center listing, and “Last updated September 22, 2026.”
Corrected: FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page lists $51,548,362.67 in Total Housing Assistance, $50,936,582.65 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $102,484,945.32 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 25,360 Individual Assistance applications approved, no Disaster Recovery Center listing, and “Last updated September 22, 2026.”
Reason: The current FEMA page is still the DR-4933-IN page for Indiana severe storms, straight-line winds, tornadoes and flooding, with the same Aug. 11-24, 2026 incident period and Aug. 25, 2026 declaration date, so the supplied evidence establishes this is the same event. The supplied previousPage supports the published article as a then-current FEMA snapshot: it listed $51,542,859.87 in Total Housing Assistance, $50,935,042.65 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $102,477,902.52 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 25,360 Individual Assistance applications approved and “Last updated September 22, 2026.” The current supplied FEMA page now lists slightly higher Individual Assistance dollar figures: $51,548,362.67 in Total Housing Assistance, $50,936,582.65 in Total Other Needs Assistance and $102,484,945.32 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved. The approved-application count and last-updated date are unchanged. This later source change does not prove the article was wrong when last updated, but it makes the published dek, key facts and body stale where they state the prior exact dollar totals as current.
FEMA DR-4933-IN page lists $146.57M Indiana IHP aid, $149K Public Assistance and seven DRC listings
Previous: The published article said FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page listed $51,548,362.67 in Total Housing Assistance, $50,936,582.65 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $102,484,945.32 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 25,360 Individual Assistance applications approved, no Disaster Recovery Center listing, and “Last updated September 22, 2026.”
Corrected: FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page lists $51,542,859.87 in Total Housing Assistance, $50,935,042.65 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $102,477,902.52 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 25,360 Individual Assistance applications approved, no Disaster Recovery Center listing, and “Last updated September 22, 2026.”
Reason: The current FEMA page is still the DR-4933-IN page for Indiana severe storms, straight-line winds, tornadoes and flooding, with the same Aug. 11-24, 2026 incident period and Aug. 25, 2026 declaration date, so the supplied evidence establishes this is the same event. The supplied previousPage supports the article as a then-current FEMA snapshot: it listed $51,548,362.67 in Total Housing Assistance, $50,936,582.65 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $102,484,945.32 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 25,360 Individual Assistance applications approved and “Last updated September 22, 2026.” The current supplied FEMA page now lists slightly lower Individual Assistance dollar figures: $51,542,859.87 in Total Housing Assistance, $50,935,042.65 in Total Other Needs Assistance and $102,477,902.52 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved. The approved-application count and last-updated date are unchanged. This later source change does not prove the article was wrong when last updated, but it makes the published headline, dek, key facts and body stale where they state the prior exact dollar totals as current.
FEMA DR-4933-IN page lists $146.57M Indiana IHP aid, $149K Public Assistance and seven DRC listings
Previous: The published article said FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page listed $51,542,859.87 in Total Housing Assistance, $50,935,042.65 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $102,477,902.52 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 25,360 Individual Assistance applications approved, no Disaster Recovery Center listing, and “Last updated September 22, 2026.”
Corrected: FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page lists $51,548,362.67 in Total Housing Assistance, $50,936,582.65 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $102,484,945.32 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 25,360 Individual Assistance applications approved, no Disaster Recovery Center listing, and “Last updated September 22, 2026.”
Reason: The current FEMA page is still the DR-4933-IN page for Indiana severe storms, straight-line winds, tornadoes and flooding, with the same Aug. 11-24, 2026 incident period and Aug. 25, 2026 declaration date, so the supplied evidence establishes this is the same event. The supplied previousPage supports the published article as a then-current FEMA snapshot: it listed $51,542,859.87 in Total Housing Assistance, $50,935,042.65 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $102,477,902.52 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 25,360 Individual Assistance applications approved and “Last updated September 22, 2026.” The current supplied FEMA page now lists slightly higher Individual Assistance dollar figures: $51,548,362.67 in Total Housing Assistance, $50,936,582.65 in Total Other Needs Assistance and $102,484,945.32 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved. The approved-application count and last-updated date are unchanged. This later source change does not prove the article was wrong when last updated, but it makes the published headline, dek, key facts and body stale where they state the prior exact dollar totals as current.
FEMA DR-4933-IN page lists $146.57M Indiana IHP aid, $149K Public Assistance and seven DRC listings
Previous: The published article said FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page listed $51,548,362.67 in Total Housing Assistance, $50,936,582.65 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $102,484,945.32 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 25,360 Individual Assistance applications approved, no Disaster Recovery Center listing, and “Last updated September 22, 2026.”
Corrected: FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page lists $52,744,635.57 in Total Housing Assistance, $52,054,785.39 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $104,799,420.96 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 25,882 Individual Assistance applications approved, a Lake County Disaster Recovery Center listing at McBride Hall-United Steelworkers 1014 in Gary, and “Last updated September 23, 2026.”
Reason: The current FEMA page is still the DR-4933-IN page for Indiana severe storms, straight-line winds, tornadoes and flooding, with the same Aug. 11-24, 2026 incident period and Aug. 25, 2026 declaration date, so the supplied evidence establishes this is the same event. The supplied previousPage supports the published article as a then-current FEMA snapshot: it listed $51,548,362.67 in Total Housing Assistance, $50,936,582.65 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $102,484,945.32 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 25,360 Individual Assistance applications approved, no Disaster Recovery Center listing, and “Last updated September 22, 2026.” The current supplied FEMA page now lists higher Individual Assistance figures, 25,882 approved applications, a Disaster Recovery Center listing in Lake County, and “Last updated September 23, 2026.” This later source change does not by itself prove the article was wrong when last updated, but it makes the published headline, dek, key facts and body stale where they state Sept. 22 figures and say FEMA’s current supplied page does not display a DRC listing.
FEMA DR-4933-IN page lists $146.57M Indiana IHP aid, $149K Public Assistance and seven DRC listings
Previous: The published article said FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page listed $52,744,635.57 in Total Housing Assistance, $52,054,785.39 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $104,799,420.96 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 25,882 Individual Assistance applications approved, a Lake County Disaster Recovery Center listing at McBride Hall-United Steelworkers 1014 in Gary, and “Last updated September 23, 2026.”
Corrected: FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page lists $54,586,110.04 in Total Housing Assistance, $53,582,403.35 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $108,168,513.39 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 26,464 Individual Assistance applications approved, a Lake County Disaster Recovery Center listing at McBride Hall-United Steelworkers 1014 in Gary, and “Last updated September 24, 2026.”
Reason: The current FEMA page is still the DR-4933-IN page for Indiana severe storms, straight-line winds, tornadoes and flooding, with the same Aug. 11-24, 2026 incident period and Aug. 25, 2026 declaration date, so the supplied evidence establishes this is the same event. The supplied previousPage supports the published article as a then-current FEMA snapshot: it listed $52,744,635.57 in Total Housing Assistance, $52,054,785.39 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $104,799,420.96 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 25,882 Individual Assistance applications approved, a Lake County Disaster Recovery Center listing at McBride Hall-United Steelworkers 1014 in Gary, and “Last updated September 23, 2026.” The current supplied FEMA page now lists higher Individual Assistance figures, 26,464 approved applications, the same Lake County Disaster Recovery Center listing, and “Last updated September 24, 2026.” This later source change does not by itself prove the article was wrong when last updated, but it makes the published headline, dek, key facts and body stale where they state Sept. 23 figures as current.
FEMA DR-4933-IN page lists $146.57M Indiana IHP aid, $149K Public Assistance and seven DRC listings
Previous: The published article said FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page listed $54,586,110.04 in Total Housing Assistance, $53,582,403.35 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $108,168,513.39 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 26,464 Individual Assistance applications approved, a Lake County Disaster Recovery Center listing at McBride Hall-United Steelworkers 1014 in Gary, and “Last updated September 24, 2026.”
Corrected: FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page lists $56,281,993.10 in Total Housing Assistance, $54,731,955.26 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $111,013,948.36 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 26,890 Individual Assistance applications approved, a Lake County Disaster Recovery Center listing at McBride Hall-United Steelworkers 1014 in Gary, and “Last updated September 25, 2026.”
Reason: The current FEMA page is still the DR-4933-IN page for Indiana severe storms, straight-line winds, tornadoes and flooding, with the same Aug. 11-24, 2026 incident period and Aug. 25, 2026 declaration date, so the supplied evidence establishes this is the same event. The supplied previousPage supports the published article as a then-current FEMA snapshot: it listed $54,586,110.04 in Total Housing Assistance, $53,582,403.35 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $108,168,513.39 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 26,464 Individual Assistance applications approved, the Lake County Disaster Recovery Center listing at McBride Hall-United Steelworkers 1014 in Gary, and “Last updated September 24, 2026.” The current supplied FEMA page now lists higher Individual Assistance figures, 26,890 approved applications, the same Lake County Disaster Recovery Center listing, and “Last updated September 25, 2026.” This later source change does not by itself prove the article was wrong when last updated, but it makes the published headline, dek, key facts and body stale where they state Sept. 24 figures as current.
FEMA DR-4933-IN page lists $146.57M Indiana IHP aid, $149K Public Assistance and seven DRC listings
Previous: The published article said FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page listed $56,281,993.10 in Total Housing Assistance, $54,731,955.26 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $111,013,948.36 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 26,890 Individual Assistance applications approved, a Lake County Disaster Recovery Center listing at McBride Hall-United Steelworkers 1014 in Gary, and “Last updated September 25, 2026.”
Corrected: FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page lists $56,284,617.10 in Total Housing Assistance, $54,733,495.26 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $111,018,112.36 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 26,891 Individual Assistance applications approved, a Lake County Disaster Recovery Center listing at McBride Hall-United Steelworkers 1014 in Gary, and “Last updated September 25, 2026.”
Reason: The current FEMA page is still the DR-4933-IN page for Indiana severe storms, straight-line winds, tornadoes and flooding, with the same Aug. 11-24, 2026 incident period, Aug. 25, 2026 declaration date, Lake County Disaster Recovery Center listing and Sept. 25, 2026 last-updated date, so the supplied evidence establishes this is the same event. The supplied previousPage supports the published article as a then-current FEMA snapshot: it listed $56,281,993.10 in Total Housing Assistance, $54,731,955.26 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $111,013,948.36 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, and 26,890 Individual Assistance applications approved. The current supplied FEMA page now lists slightly higher figures: $56,284,617.10 in Total Housing Assistance, $54,733,495.26 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $111,018,112.36 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, and 26,891 approved applications. This later source change does not by itself prove the article was wrong when last updated, but it makes the published headline, dek, key facts and body stale where they state the prior exact dollar totals and application count as current.
FEMA DR-4933-IN page lists $146.57M Indiana IHP aid, $149K Public Assistance and seven DRC listings
Previous: The published article said FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page listed $56,284,617.10 in Total Housing Assistance, $54,733,495.26 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $111,018,112.36 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 26,891 Individual Assistance applications approved, a Lake County Disaster Recovery Center listing at McBride Hall-United Steelworkers 1014 in Gary with Monday and Tuesday closed, and “Last updated September 25, 2026.”
Corrected: FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page lists $58,240,135.40 in Total Housing Assistance, $56,784,865.62 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $115,025,001.02 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 28,053 Individual Assistance applications approved, a Lake County Disaster Recovery Center listing at McBride Hall-United Steelworkers 1014 in Gary with Monday through Friday hours of 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., and “Last updated September 27, 2026.”
Reason: The current FEMA page is still the DR-4933-IN page for Indiana severe storms, straight-line winds, tornadoes and flooding, with the same Aug. 11-24, 2026 incident period, Aug. 25, 2026 declaration date and Lake County Disaster Recovery Center location, so the supplied evidence establishes this is the same event. The supplied previousPage supports the published article as a then-current FEMA snapshot: it listed $56,284,617.10 in Total Housing Assistance, $54,733,495.26 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $111,018,112.36 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 26,891 Individual Assistance applications approved, Monday and Tuesday as closed for the Lake County DRC, and “Last updated September 25, 2026.” The current supplied FEMA page now lists higher figures: $58,240,135.40 in Total Housing Assistance, $56,784,865.62 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $115,025,001.02 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, and 28,053 approved applications. It also now lists the Lake County DRC as open Monday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. and says “Last updated September 27, 2026.” This later source change does not by itself prove the article was wrong when last updated, but it makes the published headline, dek, key facts and DRC section stale where they state the Sept. 25 figures, application count, hours and page-status date as current.
FEMA DR-4933-IN page lists $146.57M Indiana IHP aid, $149K Public Assistance and seven DRC listings
Previous: The published article said FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page listed $58,240,135.40 in Total Housing Assistance, $56,784,865.62 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $115,025,001.02 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 28,053 Individual Assistance applications approved, a Lake County Disaster Recovery Center listing at McBride Hall-United Steelworkers 1014 in Gary, and “Last updated September 27, 2026.”
Corrected: FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page lists $60,615,409.14 in Total Housing Assistance, $58,659,179.09 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $119,274,588.23 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 28,935 Individual Assistance applications approved, a Lake County Disaster Recovery Center listing at McBride Hall-United Steelworkers 1014 in Gary, “Last updated September 29, 2026,” and a note that OSS/DRC #9 Lake County will close permanently on 10/2/26 at COB.
Reason: The current FEMA page is still the DR-4933-IN page for Indiana severe storms, straight-line winds, tornadoes and flooding, with the same Aug. 11-24, 2026 incident period, Aug. 25, 2026 declaration date and Lake County Disaster Recovery Center location, so the supplied evidence establishes this is the same event. The supplied previousPage supports the published article as a then-current FEMA snapshot: it listed $58,240,135.40 in Total Housing Assistance, $56,784,865.62 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $115,025,001.02 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 28,053 Individual Assistance applications approved, the Lake County Disaster Recovery Center listing at McBride Hall-United Steelworkers 1014 in Gary, and “Last updated September 27, 2026.” The current supplied FEMA page now lists higher figures: $60,615,409.14 in Total Housing Assistance, $58,659,179.09 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $119,274,588.23 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, and 28,935 approved applications. It also says “Last updated September 29, 2026” and adds a note that OSS/DRC #9 Lake County will close permanently on 10/2/26 at COB. This later source change does not by itself prove the article was wrong when last updated, but it makes the published headline, dek, key facts and DRC section stale where they state the Sept. 27 figures, application count, page-status date and Lake County DRC notes as current.
FEMA DR-4933-IN page lists $146.57M Indiana IHP aid, $149K Public Assistance and seven DRC listings
Previous: The published article said FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page listed $60,615,409.14 in Total Housing Assistance, $58,659,179.09 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $119,274,588.23 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 28,935 Individual Assistance applications approved, a Lake County Disaster Recovery Center listing at McBride Hall-United Steelworkers 1014 in Gary, no Public Assistance dollar obligations, and “Last updated September 29, 2026.”
Corrected: FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page lists $63,651,998.84 in Total Housing Assistance, $60,727,641.74 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $124,379,640.58 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 29,956 Individual Assistance applications approved, Public Assistance obligations of $41,225.54 for Emergency Work Categories A-B and $41,225.54 in Total Public Assistance Grants Dollars Obligated, a Lake County Disaster Recovery Center listing at McBride Hall-United Steelworkers 1014 in Gary, and “Last updated October 2, 2026.”
Reason: The current FEMA page is still the DR-4933-IN page for Indiana severe storms, straight-line winds, tornadoes and flooding, with the same Aug. 11-24, 2026 incident period, Aug. 25, 2026 declaration date and Lake County Disaster Recovery Center location, so the supplied evidence establishes this is the same event. The supplied previousPage supports the published article as a then-current FEMA snapshot: it listed $119,274,588.23 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 28,935 Individual Assistance applications approved, no Public Assistance dollar obligations in the supplied text, and “Last updated September 29, 2026.” The current supplied FEMA page now lists higher Individual Assistance figures, 29,956 approved applications, Public Assistance obligations of $41,225.54 for Emergency Work Categories A-B and $41,225.54 in Total Public Assistance Grants Dollars Obligated, and “Last updated October 2, 2026.” This later source change does not by itself prove the article was wrong when last updated, but it makes the published headline, dek, key facts and body stale where they state the Sept. 29 figures and say the supplied current FEMA page does not display Public Assistance dollar obligations.
FEMA DR-4933-IN page lists $146.57M Indiana IHP aid, $149K Public Assistance and seven DRC listings
Previous: The published article said FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page listed $63,651,998.84 in Total Housing Assistance, $60,727,641.74 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $124,379,640.58 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 29,956 Individual Assistance applications approved, Public Assistance obligations of $41,225.54 for Emergency Work Categories A-B and $41,225.54 in Total Public Assistance Grants Dollars Obligated, a Lake County Disaster Recovery Center listing at McBride Hall-United Steelworkers 1014 in Gary, and “Last updated October 2, 2026.”
Corrected: FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page lists $66,478,690.12 in Total Housing Assistance, $62,264,668.46 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $128,743,358.58 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 31,133 Individual Assistance applications approved, Public Assistance obligations of $57,306.95 for Emergency Work Categories A-B and $57,306.95 in Total Public Assistance Grants Dollars Obligated, no Disaster Recovery Centers section or Lake County DRC listing in the supplied text, and “Last updated October 4, 2026.”
Reason: The current FEMA page is still the DR-4933-IN page for Indiana severe storms, straight-line winds, tornadoes and flooding, with the same Aug. 11-24, 2026 incident period and Aug. 25, 2026 declaration date, so the supplied evidence establishes this is the same event. The supplied previousPage supports the published article as a then-current FEMA snapshot: it listed $124,379,640.58 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 29,956 Individual Assistance applications approved, Public Assistance obligations of $41,225.54, a Lake County Disaster Recovery Center listing at McBride Hall-United Steelworkers 1014 in Gary, and “Last updated October 2, 2026.” The current supplied FEMA page now lists higher Individual Assistance figures, 31,133 approved applications, Public Assistance obligations of $57,306.95, no Disaster Recovery Centers section or Lake County DRC listing in the supplied text, and “Last updated October 4, 2026.” This later source change does not by itself prove the article was wrong when last updated, but it makes the published headline, dek, key facts and DRC section stale where they state the Oct. 2 figures and Lake County DRC listing as current.
FEMA DR-4933-IN page lists $146.57M Indiana IHP aid, $149K Public Assistance and seven DRC listings
Previous: The published article said FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page listed $66,478,690.12 in Total Housing Assistance, $62,264,668.46 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $128,743,358.58 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 31,133 Individual Assistance applications approved, Public Assistance obligations of $57,306.95 for Emergency Work Categories A-B and $57,306.95 in Total Public Assistance Grants Dollars Obligated, no Disaster Recovery Centers section or Lake County DRC listing in the supplied text, and “Last updated October 4, 2026.”
Corrected: FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page lists $66,972,137.31 in Total Housing Assistance, $62,644,529.87 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $129,616,667.18 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 31,502 Individual Assistance applications approved, Public Assistance obligations of $57,306.95 for Emergency Work Categories A-B and $57,306.95 in Total Public Assistance Grants Dollars Obligated, no Disaster Recovery Centers section or specific DRC listing in the supplied text, and “Last updated October 5, 2026.”
Reason: The current FEMA page is still the DR-4933-IN page for Indiana severe storms, straight-line winds, tornadoes and flooding, with the same Aug. 11-24, 2026 incident period and Aug. 25, 2026 declaration date, so the supplied evidence establishes this is the same event. The supplied previousPage supports the published article as a then-current FEMA snapshot: it listed $128,743,358.58 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 31,133 Individual Assistance applications approved and “Last updated October 4, 2026.” The current supplied FEMA page now lists higher Individual Assistance figures, 31,502 approved applications and “Last updated October 5, 2026.” The Public Assistance obligations remain $57,306.95, and the current supplied text still does not display a Disaster Recovery Centers section. This later source change does not by itself prove the article was wrong when last updated, but it makes the published headline, dek, key facts and body stale where they state the Oct. 4 Individual Assistance figures and page-status date as current.
FEMA DR-4933-IN page lists $146.57M Indiana IHP aid, $149K Public Assistance and seven DRC listings
Previous: The published article said FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page listed $66,972,137.31 in Total Housing Assistance, $62,644,529.87 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $129,616,667.18 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 31,502 Individual Assistance applications approved, Public Assistance obligations of $57,306.95 for Emergency Work Categories A-B and $57,306.95 in Total Public Assistance Grants Dollars Obligated, no Disaster Recovery Centers section or specific DRC listing in the supplied text, and “Last updated October 5, 2026.”
Corrected: FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page lists $68,616,918.66 in Total Housing Assistance, $63,613,696.78 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $132,230,615.44 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 32,004 Individual Assistance applications approved, Public Assistance obligations of $57,306.95 for Emergency Work Categories A-B and $57,306.95 in Total Public Assistance Grants Dollars Obligated, no Disaster Recovery Centers section or specific DRC listing in the supplied text, and “Last updated October 6, 2026.”
Reason: The current FEMA page is still the DR-4933-IN page for Indiana severe storms, straight-line winds, tornadoes and flooding, with the same Aug. 11-24, 2026 incident period and Aug. 25, 2026 declaration date, so the supplied evidence establishes this is the same event. The supplied previousPage supports the published article as a then-current FEMA snapshot: it listed $129,616,667.18 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 31,502 Individual Assistance applications approved and “Last updated October 5, 2026.” The current supplied FEMA page now lists higher Individual Assistance figures, 32,004 approved applications and “Last updated October 6, 2026.” Public Assistance obligations remain $57,306.95, and the current supplied text still does not display a Disaster Recovery Centers section. This later source change does not by itself prove the article was wrong when last updated, but it makes the published headline, dek, key facts and body stale where they state the Oct. 5 Individual Assistance figures and page-status date as current.
FEMA DR-4933-IN page lists $146.57M Indiana IHP aid, $149K Public Assistance and seven DRC listings
Previous: The published article said FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page listed $68,616,918.66 in Total Housing Assistance, $63,613,696.78 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $132,230,615.44 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 32,004 Individual Assistance applications approved, Public Assistance obligations of $57,306.95 for Emergency Work Categories A-B and $57,306.95 in Total Public Assistance Grants Dollars Obligated, no Disaster Recovery Centers section or specific DRC listing in the supplied text, and “Last updated October 6, 2026.”
Corrected: FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page lists $70,098,938.78 in Total Housing Assistance, $64,302,626.79 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $134,401,565.57 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 32,379 Individual Assistance applications approved, Public Assistance obligations of $57,306.95 for Emergency Work Categories A-B and $57,306.95 in Total Public Assistance Grants Dollars Obligated, no Disaster Recovery Centers section or specific DRC listing in the supplied text, and “Last updated October 7, 2026.”
Reason: The current FEMA page is still the DR-4933-IN page for Indiana severe storms, straight-line winds, tornadoes and flooding, with the same Aug. 11-24, 2026 incident period and Aug. 25, 2026 declaration date, so the supplied evidence establishes this is the same event. The supplied previousPage supports the published article as a then-current FEMA snapshot: it listed $132,230,615.44 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 32,004 Individual Assistance applications approved and “Last updated October 6, 2026.” The current supplied FEMA page now lists higher Individual Assistance figures, 32,379 approved applications and “Last updated October 7, 2026.” Public Assistance obligations remain $57,306.95, and the current supplied text still does not display a Disaster Recovery Centers section. This later source change does not by itself prove the article was wrong when last updated, but it makes the published headline, dek, key facts and body stale where they state the Oct. 6 Individual Assistance figures and page-status date as current.
FEMA DR-4933-IN page lists $146.57M Indiana IHP aid, $149K Public Assistance and seven DRC listings
Previous: The published article said FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page listed $70,098,938.78 in Total Housing Assistance, $64,302,626.79 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $134,401,565.57 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 32,379 Individual Assistance applications approved, Public Assistance obligations of $57,306.95 for Emergency Work Categories A-B and $57,306.95 in Total Public Assistance Grants Dollars Obligated, no Disaster Recovery Centers section or specific DRC listing in the supplied text, and “Last updated October 7, 2026.”
Corrected: FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page lists $71,335,915.76 in Total Housing Assistance, $64,890,701.96 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $136,226,617.72 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 32,708 Individual Assistance applications approved, Public Assistance obligations of $57,306.95 for Emergency Work Categories A-B and $57,306.95 in Total Public Assistance Grants Dollars Obligated, no Disaster Recovery Centers section or specific DRC listing in the supplied text, and “Last updated October 8, 2026.”
Reason: The current FEMA page is still the DR-4933-IN page for Indiana severe storms, straight-line winds, tornadoes and flooding, with the same Aug. 11-24, 2026 incident period and Aug. 25, 2026 declaration date, so the supplied evidence establishes this is the same event. The supplied previousPage supports the published article as a then-current FEMA snapshot: it listed $134,401,565.57 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 32,379 Individual Assistance applications approved and “Last updated October 7, 2026.” The current supplied FEMA page now lists higher Individual Assistance figures, 32,708 approved applications and “Last updated October 8, 2026.” Public Assistance obligations remain $57,306.95, and the current supplied text still does not display a Disaster Recovery Centers section. This later source change does not by itself prove the article was wrong when last updated, but it makes the published headline, dek, key facts and body stale where they state the Oct. 7 Individual Assistance figures and page-status date as current.
FEMA DR-4933-IN page lists $146.57M Indiana IHP aid, $149K Public Assistance and seven DRC listings
Previous: The published article said FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page listed $71,335,915.76 in Total Housing Assistance, $64,890,701.96 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $136,226,617.72 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 32,708 Individual Assistance applications approved, Public Assistance obligations of $57,306.95 for Emergency Work Categories A-B and $57,306.95 in Total Public Assistance Grants Dollars Obligated, no Disaster Recovery Centers section or specific DRC listing in the supplied text, and “Last updated October 8, 2026.”
Corrected: FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page lists $71,335,915.76 in Total Housing Assistance, $64,890,701.96 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $136,226,617.72 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 32,708 Individual Assistance applications approved, Public Assistance obligations of $70,234.19 for Emergency Work Categories A-B, $12,129.00 for Permanent Work Categories C-G, and $82,363.19 in Total Public Assistance Grants Dollars Obligated, no Disaster Recovery Centers section or specific DRC listing in the supplied text, and “Last updated October 8, 2026.”
Reason: The current FEMA page is still the DR-4933-IN page for Indiana severe storms, straight-line winds, tornadoes and flooding, with the same Aug. 11-24, 2026 incident period, Aug. 25, 2026 declaration date, Individual Assistance figures, application count, Disaster Recovery Center absence and Oct. 8, 2026 last-updated date, so the supplied evidence establishes this is the same event. The supplied previousPage supports the published article as a then-current FEMA snapshot: it listed Public Assistance obligations of $57,306.95 for Emergency Work Categories A-B and $57,306.95 in Total Public Assistance Grants Dollars Obligated. The current supplied FEMA page now lists $70,234.19 for Emergency Work Categories A-B, adds $12,129.00 for Permanent Work Categories C-G, and lists $82,363.19 in Total Public Assistance Grants Dollars Obligated. This later source change does not by itself prove the article was wrong when last updated, but it makes the published headline, dek, key facts and body stale where they state the earlier Public Assistance figures as current.
FEMA DR-4933-IN page lists $146.57M Indiana IHP aid, $149K Public Assistance and seven DRC listings
Previous: The published article said FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page listed $136,226,617.72 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 32,708 Individual Assistance applications approved, Public Assistance obligations of $70,234.19 for Emergency Work Categories A-B, $12,129.00 for Permanent Work Categories C-G and $82,363.19 in Total Public Assistance Grants Dollars Obligated; it also said the current supplied FEMA text did not display a Disaster Recovery Centers section or a specific DRC listing.
Corrected: FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page still lists $136,226,617.72 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 32,708 Individual Assistance applications approved, Public Assistance obligations of $70,234.19 for Emergency Work Categories A-B, $12,129.00 for Permanent Work Categories C-G and $82,363.19 in Total Public Assistance Grants Dollars Obligated. It now also displays Disaster Recovery Center listings at Hamilton County Fairgrounds-Bicentennial Bldg. in Noblesville, Cass County Royal Center Town Hall in Royal Center and Putnam County Cloverdale Town Hall in Cloverdale.
Reason: The current FEMA page remains the DR-4933-IN page for Indiana severe storms, straight-line winds, tornadoes and flooding, with the same Aug. 11-24, 2026 incident period, Aug. 25, 2026 declaration date, Individual Assistance figures, Public Assistance obligations and Oct. 8, 2026 last-updated date shown in the published article. The supplied previousPage supports the article’s then-current claim that the FEMA page did not display a Disaster Recovery Centers section. The current FEMA page now displays a Disaster Recovery Centers section with listings in Hamilton, Cass and Putnam counties. This later source change does not by itself prove the article was wrong when last updated, but it makes the headline, dek, key facts and Disaster Recovery Center section stale where they say the current supplied FEMA text does not display a DRC section or listing.
FEMA DR-4933-IN page lists $146.57M Indiana IHP aid, $149K Public Assistance and seven DRC listings
Previous: The published article said FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page listed $71,335,915.76 in Total Housing Assistance and $136,226,617.72 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, along with $64,890,701.96 in Total Other Needs Assistance, 32,708 Individual Assistance applications approved, Public Assistance obligations totaling $82,363.19, Disaster Recovery Center listings in Hamilton, Cass and Putnam counties, and “Last updated October 8, 2026.”
Corrected: FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page lists $71,329,218.33 in Total Housing Assistance and $136,219,920.29 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved. It still lists $64,890,701.96 in Total Other Needs Assistance, 32,708 Individual Assistance applications approved, Public Assistance obligations totaling $82,363.19, Disaster Recovery Center listings in Hamilton, Cass and Putnam counties, and “Last updated October 8, 2026.”
Reason: The current FEMA page is still the DR-4933-IN page for Indiana severe storms, straight-line winds, tornadoes and flooding, with the same Aug. 11-24, 2026 incident period, Aug. 25, 2026 declaration date, Individual Assistance application count, Public Assistance obligations, Disaster Recovery Center listings and Oct. 8, 2026 last-updated date shown in the published article, so the supplied evidence establishes this is the same event. The supplied previousPage supports the article’s then-current exact Individual Assistance funding figures: $71,335,915.76 in Total Housing Assistance and $136,226,617.72 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved. The current supplied FEMA page now lists $71,329,218.33 in Total Housing Assistance and $136,219,920.29 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved. That later source change does not by itself prove the article was wrong when last updated, but the headline, dek, key facts and body state exact current FEMA dollar figures and should be updated to match the current FEMA page.
FEMA DR-4933-IN page lists $146.57M Indiana IHP aid, $149K Public Assistance and seven DRC listings
Previous: The published article said FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page listed $71,329,218.33 in Total Housing Assistance and $136,219,920.29 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, along with $64,890,701.96 in Total Other Needs Assistance, 32,708 Individual Assistance applications approved, Public Assistance obligations totaling $82,363.19, Disaster Recovery Center listings in Hamilton, Cass and Putnam counties, and “Last updated October 8, 2026.”
Corrected: FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page lists $71,328,898.11 in Total Housing Assistance and $136,219,600.07 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved. It still lists $64,890,701.96 in Total Other Needs Assistance, 32,708 Individual Assistance applications approved, Public Assistance obligations totaling $82,363.19, Disaster Recovery Center listings in Hamilton, Cass and Putnam counties, and “Last updated October 8, 2026.”
Reason: The current FEMA page remains the DR-4933-IN page for Indiana severe storms, straight-line winds, tornadoes and flooding, with the same Aug. 11-24, 2026 incident period, Aug. 25, 2026 declaration date, Individual Assistance application count, Public Assistance obligations, Disaster Recovery Center listings and Oct. 8, 2026 last-updated date shown in the published article, so the supplied evidence establishes this is the same event. The supplied previousPage supports the article’s then-current exact Individual Assistance funding figures: $71,329,218.33 in Total Housing Assistance and $136,219,920.29 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved. The current supplied FEMA page now lists $71,328,898.11 in Total Housing Assistance and $136,219,600.07 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved. This later source change does not by itself prove the article was wrong when last updated, but the dek, key facts and body state exact current FEMA dollar figures and should be updated to match the current FEMA page.
FEMA DR-4933-IN page lists $146.57M Indiana IHP aid, $149K Public Assistance and seven DRC listings
Previous: The published article said FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page listed $71,328,898.11 in Total Housing Assistance and $136,219,600.07 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, along with $64,890,701.96 in Total Other Needs Assistance, 32,708 Individual Assistance applications approved, Public Assistance obligations totaling $82,363.19, Disaster Recovery Center listings in Hamilton, Cass and Putnam counties, and “Last updated October 8, 2026.”
Corrected: FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page lists $71,329,218.33 in Total Housing Assistance and $136,219,920.29 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved. It still lists $64,890,701.96 in Total Other Needs Assistance, 32,708 Individual Assistance applications approved, Public Assistance obligations totaling $82,363.19, Disaster Recovery Center listings in Hamilton, Cass and Putnam counties, and “Last updated October 8, 2026.”
Reason: The current FEMA page remains the DR-4933-IN page for Indiana severe storms, straight-line winds, tornadoes and flooding, with the same Aug. 11-24, 2026 incident period, Aug. 25, 2026 declaration date, Individual Assistance application count, Public Assistance obligations, Disaster Recovery Center listings and Oct. 8, 2026 last-updated date. The supplied previousPage supports the article’s then-current exact Individual Assistance funding figures: $71,328,898.11 in Total Housing Assistance and $136,219,600.07 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved. The current supplied FEMA page now lists $71,329,218.33 in Total Housing Assistance and $136,219,920.29 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved. This later source change does not by itself prove the article was wrong when last updated, but the dek, key facts and body state exact current FEMA dollar figures and should be updated to match the current FEMA page.
FEMA DR-4933-IN page lists $146.57M Indiana IHP aid, $149K Public Assistance and seven DRC listings
Previous: The published article said FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page listed $71,329,218.33 in Total Housing Assistance and $136,219,920.29 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, along with $64,890,701.96 in Total Other Needs Assistance, 32,708 Individual Assistance applications approved, Public Assistance obligations totaling $82,363.19, Disaster Recovery Center listings in Hamilton, Cass and Putnam counties, and “Last updated October 8, 2026.”
Corrected: FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page lists $71,328,898.11 in Total Housing Assistance and $136,219,600.07 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved. It still lists $64,890,701.96 in Total Other Needs Assistance, 32,708 Individual Assistance applications approved, Public Assistance obligations totaling $82,363.19, Disaster Recovery Center listings in Hamilton, Cass and Putnam counties, and “Last updated October 8, 2026.”
Reason: The current FEMA page remains the DR-4933-IN page for Indiana severe storms, straight-line winds, tornadoes and flooding, with the same Aug. 11-24, 2026 incident period, Aug. 25, 2026 declaration date, Individual Assistance application count, Public Assistance obligations, Disaster Recovery Center listings and Oct. 8, 2026 last-updated date shown in the published article. The supplied previousPage supports the article’s then-current exact Individual Assistance funding figures: $71,329,218.33 in Total Housing Assistance and $136,219,920.29 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved. The current supplied FEMA page now lists $71,328,898.11 in Total Housing Assistance and $136,219,600.07 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved. This later source change does not by itself prove the article was wrong when last updated, but the dek, key facts and body state exact current FEMA dollar figures and should be updated to match the current FEMA page.
FEMA DR-4933-IN page lists $146.57M Indiana IHP aid, $149K Public Assistance and seven DRC listings
Previous: The published article said FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page listed $71,328,898.11 in Total Housing Assistance and $136,219,600.07 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, along with $64,890,701.96 in Total Other Needs Assistance, 32,708 Individual Assistance applications approved, Public Assistance obligations totaling $82,363.19, Disaster Recovery Center listings in Hamilton, Cass and Putnam counties, and “Last updated October 8, 2026.”
Corrected: FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page lists $71,329,218.33 in Total Housing Assistance and $136,219,920.29 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved. It still lists $64,890,701.96 in Total Other Needs Assistance, 32,708 Individual Assistance applications approved, Public Assistance obligations totaling $82,363.19, Disaster Recovery Center listings in Hamilton, Cass and Putnam counties, and “Last updated October 8, 2026.”
Reason: The current FEMA page remains the DR-4933-IN page for Indiana severe storms, straight-line winds, tornadoes and flooding, with the same Aug. 11-24, 2026 incident period, Aug. 25, 2026 declaration date, Individual Assistance application count, Public Assistance obligations, Disaster Recovery Center listings and Oct. 8, 2026 last-updated date shown in the published article. The supplied previousPage supports the article’s then-current exact Individual Assistance funding figures: $71,328,898.11 in Total Housing Assistance and $136,219,600.07 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved. The current supplied FEMA page now lists $71,329,218.33 in Total Housing Assistance and $136,219,920.29 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved. This later source change does not by itself prove the article was wrong when last updated, but the dek, key facts and body state exact current FEMA dollar figures and should be updated to match the current FEMA page.
FEMA DR-4933-IN page lists $146.57M Indiana IHP aid, $149K Public Assistance and seven DRC listings
Previous: The published article said FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page listed $71,329,218.33 in Total Housing Assistance and $136,219,920.29 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, along with $64,890,701.96 in Total Other Needs Assistance, 32,708 Individual Assistance applications approved, Public Assistance obligations totaling $82,363.19, Disaster Recovery Center listings in Hamilton, Cass and Putnam counties, and “Last updated October 8, 2026.”
Corrected: FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page lists $71,328,898.11 in Total Housing Assistance and $136,219,600.07 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved. It still lists $64,890,701.96 in Total Other Needs Assistance, 32,708 Individual Assistance applications approved, Public Assistance obligations totaling $82,363.19, Disaster Recovery Center listings in Hamilton, Cass and Putnam counties, and “Last updated October 8, 2026.”
Reason: The current FEMA page is still the DR-4933-IN page for Indiana severe storms, straight-line winds, tornadoes and flooding, with the same Aug. 11-24, 2026 incident period, Aug. 25, 2026 declaration date, Individual Assistance application count, Public Assistance obligations, Disaster Recovery Center listings and Oct. 8, 2026 last-updated date shown in the published article. The supplied previousPage supports the article’s then-current exact Individual Assistance funding figures: $71,329,218.33 in Total Housing Assistance and $136,219,920.29 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved. The current supplied FEMA page now lists $71,328,898.11 in Total Housing Assistance and $136,219,600.07 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved. This later source change does not by itself prove the article was wrong when last updated, but the dek, key facts and body state exact current FEMA dollar figures and should be updated to match the current FEMA page.
FEMA DR-4933-IN page lists $146.57M Indiana IHP aid, $149K Public Assistance and seven DRC listings
Previous: The published article said FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page listed $71,328,898.11 in Total Housing Assistance and $136,219,600.07 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, along with $64,890,701.96 in Total Other Needs Assistance, 32,708 Individual Assistance applications approved, Public Assistance obligations totaling $82,363.19, Disaster Recovery Center listings in Hamilton, Cass and Putnam counties, and “Last updated October 8, 2026.”
Corrected: FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page lists $71,329,218.33 in Total Housing Assistance and $136,219,920.29 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved. It still lists $64,890,701.96 in Total Other Needs Assistance, 32,708 Individual Assistance applications approved, Public Assistance obligations totaling $82,363.19, Disaster Recovery Center listings in Hamilton, Cass and Putnam counties, and “Last updated October 8, 2026.”
Reason: The current FEMA page is still the DR-4933-IN page for Indiana severe storms, straight-line winds, tornadoes and flooding, with the same Aug. 11-24, 2026 incident period, Aug. 25, 2026 declaration date, Individual Assistance application count, Public Assistance obligations, Disaster Recovery Center listings and Oct. 8, 2026 last-updated date shown in the published article. The supplied previousPage supports the article’s then-current exact Individual Assistance funding figures: $71,328,898.11 in Total Housing Assistance and $136,219,600.07 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved. The current supplied FEMA page now lists $71,329,218.33 in Total Housing Assistance and $136,219,920.29 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved. This later source change does not by itself prove the article was wrong when last updated, but the dek, key facts and body state exact current FEMA dollar figures and should be updated to match the current FEMA page.
FEMA DR-4933-IN page lists $146.57M Indiana IHP aid, $149K Public Assistance and seven DRC listings
Previous: The published article said FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page listed $71,329,218.33 in Total Housing Assistance and $136,219,920.29 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, along with $64,890,701.96 in Total Other Needs Assistance, 32,708 Individual Assistance applications approved, Public Assistance obligations totaling $82,363.19, Disaster Recovery Center listings in Hamilton, Cass and Putnam counties, and “Last updated October 8, 2026.”
Corrected: FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page lists $71,328,898.11 in Total Housing Assistance and $136,219,600.07 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved. It still lists $64,890,701.96 in Total Other Needs Assistance, 32,708 Individual Assistance applications approved, Public Assistance obligations totaling $82,363.19, Disaster Recovery Center listings in Hamilton, Cass and Putnam counties, and “Last updated October 8, 2026.”
Reason: The current FEMA page is still the DR-4933-IN page for Indiana severe storms, straight-line winds, tornadoes and flooding, with the same incident period, declaration date, Individual Assistance application count, Public Assistance obligations, Disaster Recovery Center listings and Oct. 8, 2026 last-updated date shown in the article. The supplied previousPage supports the article’s then-current exact Individual Assistance funding figures: $71,329,218.33 in Total Housing Assistance and $136,219,920.29 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved. The current supplied FEMA page now lists $71,328,898.11 in Total Housing Assistance and $136,219,600.07 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved. This later source change does not by itself prove the article was wrong when last updated, but the dek, key facts and body state exact current FEMA dollar figures and should be updated to match the current FEMA page.
FEMA DR-4933-IN page lists $146.57M Indiana IHP aid, $149K Public Assistance and seven DRC listings
Previous: The published article said FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page listed $71,328,898.11 in Total Housing Assistance, $64,890,701.96 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $136,219,600.07 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 32,708 Individual Assistance applications approved, Public Assistance obligations totaling $82,363.19, Disaster Recovery Center listings in Hamilton, Cass and Putnam counties, and “Last updated October 8, 2026.”
Corrected: FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page lists $72,006,120.81 in Total Housing Assistance, $65,371,247.15 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $137,377,367.96 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 33,020 Individual Assistance applications approved, Public Assistance obligations totaling $82,363.19, Disaster Recovery Center listings in Hamilton, Cass and Putnam counties, and “Last updated October 9, 2026.”
Reason: The current FEMA page is still the DR-4933-IN page for Indiana severe storms, straight-line winds, tornadoes and flooding, with the same Aug. 11-24, 2026 incident period, Aug. 25, 2026 declaration date, Public Assistance obligations and Disaster Recovery Center listings shown in the article. The supplied previousPage supports the article’s then-current exact Individual Assistance figures and Oct. 8 last-updated date. The current supplied FEMA page now lists higher Individual Assistance figures, 33,020 approved applications and “Last updated October 9, 2026.” This later source change does not by itself prove the article was wrong when last updated, but the headline, dek, key facts and body state exact current FEMA dollar figures, application count and page-status date and should be updated to match the current FEMA page.
FEMA DR-4933-IN page lists $146.57M Indiana IHP aid, $149K Public Assistance and seven DRC listings
Previous: The published article said FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page listed $72,006,120.81 in Total Housing Assistance, $65,371,247.15 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $137,377,367.96 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 33,020 Individual Assistance applications approved, Public Assistance obligations totaling $82,363.19, Disaster Recovery Center listings in Hamilton, Cass and Putnam counties, and “Last updated October 9, 2026.”
Corrected: FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page lists $71,329,218.33 in Total Housing Assistance, $64,890,701.96 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $136,219,920.29 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 32,708 Individual Assistance applications approved, Public Assistance obligations totaling $82,363.19, Disaster Recovery Center listings in Hamilton, Cass and Putnam counties, and “Last updated October 8, 2026.”
Reason: The current FEMA page is still the DR-4933-IN page for Indiana severe storms, straight-line winds, tornadoes and flooding, with the same Aug. 11-24, 2026 incident period, Aug. 25, 2026 declaration date, Public Assistance obligations and Hamilton, Cass and Putnam Disaster Recovery Center listings shown in the article. The supplied previousPage supports the article’s then-current exact Individual Assistance figures and Oct. 9 last-updated date. The current supplied FEMA page now lists lower Individual Assistance figures, 32,708 approved applications and “Last updated October 8, 2026.” This later source change does not by itself prove the article was wrong when last updated, but the headline, dek, key facts and body state exact current FEMA dollar figures, application count and page-status date and should be updated to match the current FEMA page.
FEMA DR-4933-IN page lists $146.57M Indiana IHP aid, $149K Public Assistance and seven DRC listings
Previous: The published article said FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page listed $71,329,218.33 in Total Housing Assistance, $64,890,701.96 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $136,219,920.29 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 32,708 Individual Assistance applications approved, Public Assistance obligations totaling $82,363.19, Disaster Recovery Center listings in Hamilton, Cass and Putnam counties, and “Last updated October 8, 2026.”
Corrected: FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page lists $72,006,120.81 in Total Housing Assistance, $65,371,247.15 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $137,377,367.96 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 33,020 Individual Assistance applications approved, Public Assistance obligations totaling $82,363.19, Disaster Recovery Center listings in Hamilton, Cass and Putnam counties, and “Last updated October 9, 2026.”
Reason: The current FEMA page is still the DR-4933-IN page for Indiana severe storms, straight-line winds, tornadoes and flooding, with the same Aug. 11-24, 2026 incident period, Aug. 25, 2026 declaration date, Public Assistance obligations and Hamilton, Cass and Putnam Disaster Recovery Center listings shown in the article. The supplied previousPage supports the article’s then-current exact Individual Assistance figures and Oct. 8 last-updated date. The current supplied FEMA page now lists higher Individual Assistance figures, 33,020 approved applications and “Last updated October 9, 2026.” This later source change does not by itself prove the article was wrong when last updated, but the headline, dek, key facts and body state exact current FEMA dollar figures, application count and page-status date and should be updated to match the current FEMA page.
FEMA DR-4933-IN page lists $146.57M Indiana IHP aid, $149K Public Assistance and seven DRC listings
Previous: The published article said FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page listed $72,006,120.81 in Total Housing Assistance, $65,371,247.15 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $137,377,367.96 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 33,020 Individual Assistance applications approved, Public Assistance obligations totaling $82,363.19, Disaster Recovery Center listings in Hamilton, Cass and Putnam counties, and “Last updated October 9, 2026.”
Corrected: FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page lists $73,485,401.30 in Total Housing Assistance, $66,175,268.30 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $139,660,669.60 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 33,589 Individual Assistance applications approved, Public Assistance obligations totaling $82,363.19, Disaster Recovery Center listings in La Porte, Hamilton, Cass and Putnam counties, and “Last updated October 11, 2026.”
Reason: The current FEMA page is still the DR-4933-IN page for Indiana severe storms, straight-line winds, tornadoes and flooding, with the same Aug. 11-24, 2026 incident period, Aug. 25, 2026 declaration date and Public Assistance obligations shown in the published article, so the supplied evidence establishes this is the same event. The supplied previousPage supports the article’s then-current exact Individual Assistance figures, three Disaster Recovery Center listings and Oct. 9 last-updated date. The current supplied FEMA page now lists higher Individual Assistance figures, 33,589 approved applications, adds a La Porte County Disaster Recovery Center listing, and says “Last updated October 11, 2026.” This later source change does not by itself prove the article was wrong when last updated, but the headline, dek, key facts and body state exact current FEMA figures, DRC listings and page-status date and should be updated to match the current FEMA page.
FEMA DR-4933-IN page lists $146.57M Indiana IHP aid, $149K Public Assistance and seven DRC listings
Previous: The published article said FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page listed $73,485,401.30 in Total Housing Assistance, $66,175,268.30 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $139,660,669.60 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 33,589 Individual Assistance applications approved, Public Assistance obligations totaling $82,363.19, Disaster Recovery Center listings in La Porte, Hamilton, Cass and Putnam counties, and “Last updated October 11, 2026.”
Corrected: FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page lists $74,923,782.06 in Total Housing Assistance, $66,835,947.81 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $141,759,729.87 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 33,985 Individual Assistance applications approved, Public Assistance obligations totaling $82,363.19, Disaster Recovery Center listings in Madison, La Porte, Hamilton, Cass and Putnam counties, and “Last updated October 13, 2026.”
Reason: The current FEMA page is still the DR-4933-IN page for Indiana severe storms, straight-line winds, tornadoes and flooding, with the same Aug. 11-24, 2026 incident period, Aug. 25, 2026 declaration date and Public Assistance obligations shown in the published article, so the supplied evidence establishes this is the same event. The supplied previousPage supports the article’s then-current exact Individual Assistance figures, four Disaster Recovery Center listings and Oct. 11 last-updated date. The current supplied FEMA page now lists higher Individual Assistance figures, 33,985 approved applications, adds a Madison County Disaster Recovery Center listing, and says “Last updated October 13, 2026.” This later source change does not by itself prove the article was wrong when last updated, but the headline, dek, key facts and body state exact current FEMA figures, DRC listings and page-status date and should be updated to match the current FEMA page.
FEMA DR-4933-IN page lists $146.57M Indiana IHP aid, $149K Public Assistance and seven DRC listings
Previous: The published article said FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page listed $74,923,782.06 in Total Housing Assistance, $66,835,947.81 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $141,759,729.87 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 33,985 Individual Assistance applications approved, Public Assistance obligations totaling $82,363.19, Disaster Recovery Center listings in Madison, La Porte, Hamilton, Cass and Putnam counties, and “Last updated October 13, 2026.”
Corrected: FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page lists $75,859,704.61 in Total Housing Assistance, $67,258,734.23 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $143,118,438.84 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 34,233 Individual Assistance applications approved, Public Assistance obligations totaling $82,363.19, Disaster Recovery Center listings in Pike, Madison, La Porte, Hamilton, Cass and Putnam counties, and “Last updated October 14, 2026.”
Reason: The current FEMA page is still the DR-4933-IN page for Indiana severe storms, straight-line winds, tornadoes and flooding, with the same Aug. 11-24, 2026 incident period, Aug. 25, 2026 declaration date and Public Assistance obligations shown in the published article, so the supplied evidence establishes this is the same event. The supplied previousPage supports the article’s then-current exact Individual Assistance figures, five Disaster Recovery Center listings and Oct. 13 last-updated date. The current supplied FEMA page now lists higher Individual Assistance figures, 34,233 approved applications, adds a Pike County Disaster Recovery Center listing, and says “Last updated October 14, 2026.” This later source change does not by itself prove the article was wrong when last updated, but the headline, dek, key facts and body state exact current FEMA figures, DRC listings and page-status date and should be updated to match the current FEMA page.
FEMA DR-4933-IN page lists $146.57M Indiana IHP aid, $149K Public Assistance and seven DRC listings
Previous: The published article said FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page listed $75,859,704.61 in Total Housing Assistance, $67,258,734.23 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $143,118,438.84 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 34,233 Individual Assistance applications approved, Public Assistance obligations totaling $82,363.19, Disaster Recovery Center listings in Pike, Madison, La Porte, Hamilton, Cass and Putnam counties, and “Last updated October 14, 2026.”
Corrected: FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page lists $77,076,570.10 in Total Housing Assistance, $67,745,908.48 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $144,822,478.58 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 34,480 Individual Assistance applications approved, Public Assistance obligations totaling $82,363.19, Disaster Recovery Center listings in Pike, Madison, La Porte, Hamilton, Cass and Putnam counties, and “Last updated October 15, 2026.”
Reason: The current FEMA page is still the DR-4933-IN page for Indiana severe storms, straight-line winds, tornadoes and flooding, with the same Aug. 11-24, 2026 incident period, Aug. 25, 2026 declaration date, Public Assistance obligations and six Disaster Recovery Center listings shown in the published article, so the supplied evidence establishes this is the same event. The supplied previousPage supports the article’s then-current exact Individual Assistance figures, approved-application count and Oct. 14 last-updated date. The current supplied FEMA page now lists higher Individual Assistance figures, 34,480 approved applications, and says “Last updated October 15, 2026.” This later source change does not by itself prove the article was wrong when last updated, but the headline, dek, key facts and body state exact current FEMA figures and page-status date and should be updated to match the current FEMA page.
FEMA DR-4933-IN page lists $146.57M Indiana IHP aid, $149K Public Assistance and seven DRC listings
Previous: The published article said FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page listed $77,076,570.10 in Total Housing Assistance, $67,745,908.48 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $144,822,478.58 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 34,480 Individual Assistance applications approved, Public Assistance obligations totaling $82,363.19, Disaster Recovery Center listings in Pike, Madison, La Porte, Hamilton, Cass and Putnam counties, and “Last updated October 15, 2026.”
Corrected: FEMA’s current supplied DR-4933-IN page lists $78,312,405.12 in Total Housing Assistance, $68,256,188.02 in Total Other Needs Assistance, $146,568,593.14 in Total Individuals & Households Program dollars approved, 34,691 Individual Assistance applications approved, Public Assistance obligations totaling $149,482.93, seven Disaster Recovery Center listings across Pike, Madison, La Porte, Hamilton, Cass and Putnam counties, and “Last updated October 16, 2026.”
Reason: The current FEMA page remains the DR-4933-IN page for Indiana severe storms, straight-line winds, tornadoes and flooding, with the same Aug. 11-24, 2026 incident period and Aug. 25, 2026 declaration date, so the supplied evidence establishes this is the same event. The supplied previousPage supports the article’s then-current Oct. 15 figures and six DRC listings as a prior FEMA snapshot. The current supplied FEMA page now lists higher Individual Assistance figures, higher Public Assistance obligations, 34,691 approved Individual Assistance applications, seven Disaster Recovery Center listings across six counties, and “Last updated October 16, 2026.” This later source change does not by itself prove the article was wrong when last updated, but the headline, dek, key facts and body state exact current FEMA figures, DRC count/listings and page-status date and should be updated to match the current FEMA page.
BLS revised August specialty-trade job gain to 8,700; September rose 4,400
Previous: The story reported June specialty trade contractor employment at about 5.262 million, a 14,000-job increase from May, led by nonresidential specialty contractors.
Corrected: The current BLS table reports 5.2532 million jobs in June, 3,300 more than May. It does not provide the residential and nonresidential breakdown needed to support the earlier claim. The story now also notes the preliminary July total of 5.2712 million.
Reason: BLS revised the June estimate after publication. We updated every affected claim and removed the unsupported residential/nonresidential attribution.
BLS revised August specialty-trade job gain to 8,700; September rose 4,400
Previous: The story reported 5.2532 million specialty trade jobs in June, a June gain of 3,300, and 5.2712 million jobs in July, a July gain of 18,000.
Corrected: The September 4 BLS table reports 5.2531 million jobs in June, a June gain of 3,200; 5.2655 million in July, a July gain of 12,400; and 5.2767 million in August, an August gain of 11,200.
Reason: BLS revised the June and July estimates again when it published the preliminary August data. We updated the summary, key facts, body, source date, and correction record together.
BLS revised August specialty-trade job gain to 8,700; September rose 4,400
Previous: The article reported specialty trade contractor employment at 5.2767 million in August 2026, up 11,200 from July, with residential specialty trades up 3,400 and nonresidential specialty trades up 7,800. It also reported July employment at 5.2655 million and a July gain of 12,400.
Corrected: The current BLS table lists specialty trade contractor employment at 5.2668 million in July, 5.2755 million in August and 5.2799 million in September 2026, seasonally adjusted. That implies gains of 13,700 in July, 8,700 in August and 4,400 in September. For August, residential specialty trade employment rose by 2,600 and nonresidential specialty trade employment rose by 6,100.
Reason: The current BLS rolling Table B-1a still contains the same NAICS 238 specialty trade contractor series and the same August 2026 historical period addressed by the published article, and it directly revises material figures in the article. The prior stored page supported the article’s August total of 5.2767 million and August gain of 11,200 at that time; the newer page does not prove the article was wrong when last updated, but it does make the current published headline, key facts and body stale because BLS has revised July and August and added preliminary September data.
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