As Idalia debris lingers in Tampa Bay, here's how to get rid of it

A week after Hurricane Idalia’s storm surge caused flooding around Tampa Bay, the water is gone, but piles of debris stacked at curbs stand as a reminder of the damage caused in some of the hardest-hit areas. Cleanups were underway throughout the region this week, clearing waterlogged furniture and structural remains. Some governments in places beset by flooding, such as Pasco County and ...

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