Posted on · Despite three floods in three years, we learn how Houston's Jewish community is rebuilding after Harvey and helping other communities hit by hurricanes.
Posted on · A nonprofit environmental group is taking the City of Houston to task over some 9,300 violations of the Clean Water Act over the last five years.
Posted on · We learn from authors of a new report that say their findings on Harvey could offer key information for state and local officials.
Posted on · Rising river levels in Dallas are causing flash floods
Posted on · We talk with members of the West Houston Association about what flood mitigation projects they'd like to see happen and where funding would come from.
Posted on · Jim Blackburn from Rice University tells us why he thinks the private sector should be more involved in planning for future storms and flooding.
Posted on · With recent uncertainty around the NFIP, we examine the potential future of the program at a time when disaster payouts from Harvey could total around $11 billion.
Posted on · Ryan said Congress is working with the administration to make sure Puerto Rico gets all of the help that's required.
Posted on · From Texas Standard: Up to 500,000 cars took on water during Hurricane Harvey. Not having a vehicle in car-dependent Texas could be a significant...
Posted on · Jeff Lindner with the Harris County Flood Control District updates us on the status of area reservoirs and evacuation orders.
Posted on · Houston has a large list of road closures due to the high water and floods caused by Harvey
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Posted on · A Houston family has added life jackets to their storm prep supplies, after what happened when they had to be rescued from their flooded home.
Posted on · How do economics, culture and geography affect a community's ability to bounce back after a flood? A research program at Texas A&M University at Galveston will study how different communities react after a natural disaster. The focus will be on Galveston County, but the hope is that the entire Gulf Coast will benefit.
Posted on · The 1970 Boundary Treaty requires that U.S. and Mexican officials on the International Boundary and Water Commission be in agreement before building structures that might affect the Rio Grande's flow.