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Editor's note: This is a developing story that is being constantly updated as the extent of the storm's destruction becomes known.

NOAA helped Key West residents check on the storm. Now, it's helping them check on their property.

Hillary Clinton's recounting of the 2016 campaign -- "What Happened" -- is out today. I reached out to The Hill's Amie Parnes and Jonathan Allen -- the authors of two bestselling books (here and here) about Clinton -- for some perspective about why Clinton decided to write about her latest loss and how accurate her assessment of, well, what happened, actually is. Our conversation, conducted via email and lightly edited for flow, is below.

Hurricane Irma weakened as it pummeled Florida -- but the storm still packed a powerful punch, spawning torrential downpours, tornadoes and flash floods.

Hurricane Irma made landfall along the Florida Keys on Sunday, September 10.

By now, you've most certainly seen the video of the flamingos at Busch Garden strutting to safety because of Hurricane Irma. Or the manatees who were rescued after the storm sucked up water from a bay and left them stranded.

Mexico will no longer send the emergency aid offered to Texas after Hurricane Harvey, to focus on those affected by a deadly earthquake and Hurricane Katia that struck the eastern state of Veracruz last week, the Mexican Foreign Ministry said Monday.

Former Trump White House chief strategist Steve Bannon sat down with "60 Minutes" for his first major interview since leaving 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. Known for his rhetorical bomb-throwing and willingness to poke the political establishment in the eye, Bannon did not disappoint in his conversation with Charlie Rose.