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Texans disable emergency alerts more than any other state. Experts say that's a big risk.
A 2023 study found that nearly 30% of Texans have opted out of receiving Wireless Emergency Alerts (WEAs) — the highest rate ...
Canadian wildfire smoke brings poor air quality to Midwest
In central Utah, the Monroe Canyon Fire has burned 48,000 acres and is 7% contained as evacuation orders have been put in ...
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Amarillo Fire Department returns from Kerrville
Four firefighters with the Amarillo Fire Department were dispatched to Kerrville to offer assistance following the July 4 ...
Torrential downpours to pose flash flood risk in southeast U.S.
August will continue where July left off in terms of flash flooding, as many inches of rain are forecast to pour down, ...
Texas flood survivor says she was uninsured and is ‘paying for it now.’ And many felt they were priced out of protection
For Cynthia Thomas, a longtime resident of the Hill Country and a survivor of the Guadalupe River flooding, the disaster hit ...
Texans left to pay out of pocket after flood
According to Insurance.com, homeowners in Texas pay an average of $3,851 per year for home insurance — about $1,250 more than the national average. Standard home insurance typically doesn’t cover ...
Texas flood survivors speak out
Energy & Environment Energy & Environment The Big Story Flood survivors decry ack of aid, ‘toxic pit’ conditions Communities ...
Map Shows Flash Flood Threat Affecting Millions on Friday
Heavy rain is expected to continue across parts of the U.S. after moisture-laden storms pummeled the Northeast on Thursday.
Developer behind proposed Benbrook community faces lawsuits, liens
Corey Waldrop, who is leading a push to develop a portion of the Mary’s Creek floodplain in Benbrook, has a checkered past, according to court filings and lien records.