by: Gail Delaughter May 8, 2013

Galveston Hopes Federal Money Will Help Keep Water Flowing After A Major Storm

The City of Galveston is getting millions of dollars from FEMA to replace a water pumping station that was damaged by Hurricane Ike over four years ago.

by: Audrey White, The Texas Tribune April 27, 2013

Galveston Still Healing 5 Years After Hurricane Ike

Hurricane Ike rammed into the Texas coast in 2008, causing more than $50 billion in damage. Nowhere was the impact more evident than Galveston. The city still faces challenges related to Ike, but many leaders are optimistic about rebuilding efforts.

by: David Pitman April 10, 2013

Why We Should Prepare For An Unsually Busy Hurricane Season

It looks like this year's hurricane season will be busier than usual. That's according the hurricane forecast from Colorado State University.

by: Andrew Schneider March 29, 2013

Gulf Coast Businesses Brace For Severe Hurricane Season

Houston-based ImpactWeather is forecasting this year's Atlantic hurricane season will be more severe than last year's. A storm in the Gulf of Mexico would affect Houston-area businesses, even if it misses the region altogether.

by: Gail Delaughter February 14, 2013

Galveston's Ike Dike Project Gets Financial Boost

Texas A&M in Galveston is getting financial help in its efforts to develop a storm surge protection system.

by: Gail Delaughter December 3, 2012

Galveston Emergency Management Official Discusses Hurricane Sandy Recovery

Galveston County's Emergency Management Coordinator will be in Washington Tuesday to testify before a House committee looking into FEMA's response to Hurricane Sandy in New York and New Jersey.

October 29, 2012

Post 'Frankenstorm' Sandy Blog

by: Jack Williams and Ed Mayberry October 29, 2012

NYC Storm Planners In Houston During Ike

As Hurricane Sandy begins slamming the northeast, emergency planners in New York City are using some of the things they learned here in the Houston area during Hurricane Ike four years ago.