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Update on tornadoes in Houston area, heat safety
The National Weather Service has released the official information on the Cypress and Pine Island tornadoes. FOX 26 Meteorologist Allison Gargaro gives a more in-depth explanation and discusses staying safe in the heat.
'Texans on a Mission' saves homeowners thousands by offering free tree clean up
HOUSTON - Cleanup efforts are underway after this week’s storm wreaked havoc across Houston. Now, one group of men is helping by cutting down trees that fell from the storm for free. "Jesus went to meet people in need and that’s what we do," said Marcell Hunt, the unit...
Houston stabbing: Woman kills man after physical altercation, police say
HOUSTON - An on-again, off-again relationship turned deadly after an altercation ended with a stabbing in south Houston. According to HPD Commander Chaney, officers were called to a cutting in progress in the 4700 block of Wenda Street at Cullen Park Apartments. When authorities arrived, they learned a man and...
Houston Officials Seek Public’s Help in Identifying $3,000 Cosmetic Store Theft Suspects
Source: Facebook/Mark Herman, Harris County Constable Precinct 4. Local law enforcement is turning to the community for assistance in a recent theft ring crackdown. On May 9th, a cosmetic store fell victim to a quartet of shoplifters with a hefty haul exceeding $3,000 in stolen goods. The Constable's Office, led by Constable Mark Herman, is spearheading the search for the suspects following the incident that unfolded at the Cosmetics Company Store on the Northwest Freeway.
Houston-based doughnut chain, Shipley's, to open 61 new locations
Houston-based doughnut chain, Shipley's Do-Nuts, announced its plan for rapid expansion, in a press release on May 8. The company expanded its development team to help with the 61 new locations expected to open in Texas. Jonathan Massey, Vice President of Sales, and Fred Frey, Director of Franchise Recruitment, were...
Houston Unites for Cleanup and Heat Relief After Deadly Storm Kills Seven as Federal Aid is Announced
As Houstonians grapple with the devastating aftermath of last Thursday's severe thunderstorm, crews and volunteers come together in a bid to restore normalcy in the wake of destruction that claimed at least seven lives and has left over half a million residents without power. Amid the strenuous clean-up efforts, the city braces for a new challenge—escalating temperatures coupled with lingering power outages that put vulnerable populations at risk for heat-related illnesses, as reported by the Houston Chronicle.
Intense storm hammers the Heights causing extensive damage, power outages and one death
HOUSTON — Thursday night’s deadly storms in the Greater Houston area caused massive damage in the Heights. Jeff Baker told KHOU 11 News that a wood frame of what was set to become a townhome collapsed due to strong winds and heavy rain. “It was a loud noise....
Hundreds of thousands still without power amid high temperatures after deadly storms in Houston area
As officials assess the damage from destructive storms in the Houston area that killed at least seven people and knocked out power amid rising temperatures, residents in the Southeast and Gulf Coast face a severe weather threat through Saturday that could bring another round of excessive rainfall and severe thunderstorms.
Houston power outages: Storm leaves vulnerable residents in the dark
HUMBLE, Texas - In the aftermath of the recent storm that ravaged parts of Houston, hundreds of thousands have found themselves without power. Among them are vulnerable residents with critical health needs, including those reliant on electricity to power lifesaving medical devices. Sherry Johnson, a resident of Humble, is one...
Houston Braces for Severe Thunderstorms, Advised to Exercise Caution Amid Unsettled Weather
With severe weather on the horizon, Houstonians are gearing up for what seems like an extended dance with thunderstorms and potentially dangerous conditions. According to the latest forecasts from the National Weather Service, showers and thunderstorms are 'likely' this afternoon, carrying a risk of turning severe. With winds picking in strength, residents are advised to practice caution. The NWS puts the chance of precipitation at a steadfast 70%, and Houston can expect temperatures to hover around a humid 81 degrees.
Here's how to apply for FEMA disaster relief
HOUSTON — If you had property damaged in recent storms across Southeast Texas, you can begin applying for FEMA relief. This is for storms and flooding across the region that began on April 26. Disaster assistance from FEMA is available for people living in Harris, Liberty, Montgomery, Polk, San...
More than 100K gallons of wastewater spilled during storms in Houston
HOUSTON – As a result of the severe weather and intense rainfall in the City of Houston, more than 100,000 gallons of wastewater has overflowed from the city’s sewer system. The Houston Public Works department said the heavy rainfall, high winds and power outages led to the spillage...
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