Residents in multiple areas across the United States are grappling with severe flooding and water damage. In Tampa, residents of Lake Azzure apartment complex have faced two years of persistent floodwater and mold issues, with little response from management. Nashville's Antioch area experienced minor flooding due to a water main break. Meanwhile, St. Petersburg residents are dealing with ongoing neighborhood flooding exacerbated by vehicular movement, with city officials prioritizing a stormwater master plan to address the issue. In Grand Rapids, nearly 200 homes were affected by a water main break in June, with residents expressing frustration over the city's refusal to compensate for the damages, citing governmental immunity. City leaders in Grand Rapids have acknowledged the residents' plight and are exploring possible solutions outside the standard claims process.