Ian Leaves Major Infrastructure Damage in Wake

Oct 04, 2022

Video: Ian Leaves Major Infrastructure Damage in Wake

Hurricane hits Ft. Myers, moving northeast across Florida before heading out to sea and regaining strength. Major infrastructure damage left behind impacting residents and agriculture industry.

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