Power and other utilities continue to slowly be restored across Florida after Hurricane Milton’s less than 12-hour trek across the state, leaving behind more than a dozen dead, 4 million without electricity at its peak, and neighborhoods flooded.
Death toll from Hurricane Milton rises as Florida picks up the pieces from the storm’s destruction
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