Changed by storm: Hurricane Ian left water-logged lives in Central Florida

One year after Hurricane Ian drowned homes and businesses, displacing residents, some are still living in disarray and disrepair while waiting for government aid and insurance companies to help them restore order to their structures and lives. Ian, which made landfall Sept. 28 in Lee County as a Category 4 hurricane, had weakened to a tropical storm by the next day when it arrived in Central ...

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