Hurricane
After A Close Call From Hurricane Laura, Houston Renews Calls For A Storm Barrier
Posted on · The Ike Dike would help protect the region against a massive storm surge event.
Posted on · The Ike Dike would help protect the region against a massive storm surge event.
Posted on · Harris County Commissioner Adrian Garcia said the Ike Dike alone, when or if it’s built, wouldn’t be enough to guard against the effects of a direct hit from a hurricane.
Posted on · Experts discuss the storm aftermath, recovery/rescue, and how the Houston area should prepare for future hurricanes.
Posted on · Officials said most evacuees in the area came from Galveston, which is no longer under a mandatory evacuation order.
Posted on · Experts discuss the potential impact of Hurricane Laura.
Posted on · The Bayou Pines Care Center in La Marque is under lockdown, out of concern for post-storm looting.
Posted on · Judge Hidalgo gives an update on Harris County’s COVID situation, and an epidemiologist answers your questions.
Posted on · The agency is responding to the new ways people are getting their urgent weather information.
Posted on · Today marks the official start of the 2020 Atlantic hurricane season. NOAA predicts an active season, with up to 19 named storms.
Posted on · Experts in health economics and infectious disease answer listeners’ questions about COVID-19.
Posted on · Counties are adopting stricter drainage requirements to address increasing rainfall, but are they keeping up with bigger storms?
Posted on · The service was created with the help of a federal grant. It's designed to help people who are still recovering from Harvey's floods two years ago.
Posted on · Officials say the work will help move the increasing flow of truck traffic from Port Freeport. More efficient hurricane evacuation is also a goal of the project.
Posted on · Fletcher says both homeowners and local governments need a more streamlined process for obtaining disaster relief.
Posted on · As the Bayou Greenways network continues to expand, the Houston Parks Board says it's building trails and fixtures with the knowlege that they'll go underwater at some point.