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As Texas braces for potentially disruptive wet weather this week, Texans are advised to steer clear of water-covered roads and devise a plan to stay safe from flood.

As the state continues to prepare for heavy rainfall and flash flood threats for this week, the Texas Division of Emergency Management (TDEM) is preparing emergency response resources. the agency said in a Monday release.

A storm system moving across Texas is expected to bring heavy rainfall, so the state is activating its emergency resources.

A storm system moving across Texas is expected to bring heavy rainfall, so the state is activating its emergency resources.

Gov. Greg Abbott directed the Texas Division of Emergency Management to prepare the state’s response resources ahead of anticipated impacts from excessive rainfall and flash flooding threats from a storm system moving across Texas.

AUSTIN (WBAP/KLIF) – Texas Governor Greg Abbott, on Wednesday, directed the Texas Division of Emergency Management to ready state response resources ahead of anticipated impacts from excessive rainfall and flash flooding threats from a storm system moving across Texas. “The State of Texas is read

Georgetown resident Don Finkenkeller remembers the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center like it was yesterday.

Fire departments across Central Texas are sending crews to help with recovery efforts from natural disasters, including Hurricane Idalia.

Dozens of members from Texas A&M Task Force 1 will assist in search and rescue efforts. The task force was already in place and waiting for the storm to move through Florida.

The Brazos Valley Veterans Memorial Board is accepting applications to add military veteran names to the Wall of Honor for Veteran’s Day.