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Across the country opening their hearts and wallets to help their neighbors in need. And good evening. Thanks for joining us on this thursday night. Im tom llamas in for david, and tonight, houston is turning the corner, but as you can see just behind me, there are still so many rainsoaked neighborhoods, and now new dangers are emerging. Take a look at this. Extreme flooding and dramatic new rescues east of here. The sky filled with helicopters. An explosion and fire in a flooded Chemical Plant....

Across the country opening their hearts and wallets to help their neighbors in need. And good evening. Thanks for joining us on this thursday night. Im tom llamas in for david, and tonight, houston is turning the corner, but as you can see just behind me, there are still so many rainsoaked neighborhoods, and now new dangers are emerging. Take a look at this. Extreme flooding and dramatic new rescues east of here. The sky filled with helicopters. An explosion and fire in a flooded Chemical Plant....

ROGERS -- The storm has passed but the danger has not, Federal Emergency Management Agency Administrator Deanne Criswell warned storm victims at a noon news conference at Rogers City Hall on Wednesday.

ROGERS -- The storm has passed but the danger has not, Federal Emergency Management Agency Administrator Deanne Criswell warned storm victims at a noon news conference at Rogers City Hall on Wednesday.

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Striped bass fishing is hit or miss in the upper Bay, big red drum move into the lower Bay, and the first recorded yellowfin tuna of the season is caught by anglers out of Ocean City.

The real carbon footprint of electric cars is far greater than we have been told, even greater than the carbon footprint of gasoline cars.

Paranormal Cirque returns

Granite County commissioners reopened the door to continuing their role providing maintenance on a critical road along Georgetown Lake.

It looks and smells like sewage, but it’s something else, experts say.