Posted on · Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick is working with the state’s congressional delegation to get funding for long-sought water infrastructure projects into the next Harvey relief bill. That could include money to build a third reservoir for Houston.
Posted on · Mayor Sylvester Turner wants to increase property taxes by nine percent for one year to fix city resources that Harvey destroyed.
Posted on · As the Mexican government continues to handle its own natural disasters, they have decided not to help in the Texas relief efforts.
Posted on · Florida residents have begun to dig out in hurricane-scarred Florida and officials are slowly piecing together the scope of Irma's vicious path.
Posted on · HISD Superintendent Richard Carranza toured half a dozen campuses for back-to-school, including serving breakfast for second graders at Codwell Elementary.
Posted on · “You take whatever money you can, make it livable, and move back in. Only to go through it again."
Posted on · Outages continue across Houston but CenterPoint Energy says they have the resources to cover Houston and help Florida.
Posted on · On that fateful day in 2001, Texans now in Congress were scattered across Washington, D.C. in buildings feared as potential targets for a terrorist attack.
Posted on · The Foreign Relations Department said the quake and Hurricane Katia have forced Mexico to withdraw an offer of aid for Houston.
Posted on · Hurricane and Tropical Storm Irma has left 62 percent of customers without power.
Posted on · Disaster recovery centers offer support in 39 counties included in the Texas federal disaster declaration for Hurricane Harvey and the subsequent floods.
Posted on · Local officials said they had counted nearly 800 aftershocks of all sizes since late Thursday's big quake.
Posted on · The leading edge of the immense storm bent palm trees and spit rain across South Florida.
Posted on · Irma threatens to push its way northward from one end of Florida to the other beginning Sunday morning.
Posted on · The quake hit as Mexican emergency agencies were bracing for another crisis on the other side of the country. The U.S. National Hurricane Center said Hurricane Katia was likely to strike the Gulf coast in the state of Veracruz early Saturday as a Category 2 storm that could bring life-threatening floods.