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Abbott urges landowners affected by border crisis to submit damage survey 7 hours 10 minutes 13 seconds ago Thursday, July 01 2021 Jul 1, 2021 July 01, 2021 4:25 PM July 01, 2021 in News - Local By: KRGV Digital Credit: NBC News / YouTube / MGN Online Gov. Greg Abbott is urging Texas land owners who have been affected by the "influx of unlawful immigration" to complete a state's Self Reporting Damage Survey, according to a Thursday news release.  “I strongly encourage Texas landowners along the border to report any personal property damages they incur due to unlawful immigration," Abbott s...

KVUE spoke with a plumber on Thursday, who said to know where your shut off valves are, so if you have a leak or a flood you can shut off the water quickly. If you run into this problem, here's some advice from State Farm when it comes to insurance: If you spot a leak, turn off the source of water right away. Document damage with pictures and video. Start the drying-out and cleanup process. If you have the pipe repaired, save the pipe for your insurance company. Encourage having conversations with your insurance agent – asking questions, understanding policy, coverage and deductible. That�...

Stephenville area community briefs Along with the office of the Gov. Greg Abbott, the Texas Division of Emergency Management is encouraging Texans to complete the Self Reporting Damage Survey to help the state and emergency management officials gain an understanding of damages that occurred during the recent winter weather. Reporting damage to the Texas Division of Emergency Management is voluntary, is not a substitute for reporting damage to an insurance agency, and does not guarantee disaster relief assistance. For more information, visit arcg.is/uOrOb. Veldhuizen farm offers public tou...

Additional counties will continue to be re-requested as the State of Texas continues to receive information reported from individuals who

AUSTIN — Gov. Greg Abbott and the Texas Division of Emergency Management are encouraging Texans to complete the Self Reporting Damage Survey to help the state identify damages across Texas