While the number of evacuees seeking refuge in Houston's emergency shelters dwindled 10 days after Harvey struck, many people who had left by Monday still... READ MORE›
Texas A M University in Corpus Christi and the University of Houston also are resuming classes Tuesday... READ MORE›
And outside the town of Liberty, about 45 miles 70 km from Houston, dozens of people were still cut off by the swollen Trinity River... READ MORE›
Harvey slammed into Texas on 25 August as a Category 4 hurricane, but brought the worst flooding to Houston and other areas as a tropical storm... READ MORE›
People in a Texas community that borders dumping grounds for hazardous waste fear flooding by tropical storm Harvey could affect their water supply and livelihoods... READ MORE›
Harvey slammed into Texas on August 25 as a Category 4 hurricane, but brought the worst flooding to Houston and other areas as a tropical storm... READ MORE›
New floods possible in Houston as thousands return after Harvey... READ MORE›
A 1999 report from the U.S. Chemical Safety Board analyzed 600,000 chemical incidents around the country... READ MORE›
In Arkema's 2015 annual report, the company similarly warned investors about the risk of increased safety costs endangering profit margins... READ MORE›
Footage has emerged of people forming a human chain to save an elderly man who was trapped in his car in Hurricane Harvey's floodwaters... READ MORE›
Drew Gleason looks for flood victims in the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey while flying over Liberty, Texas, Friday... READ MORE›
Floodwaters are receding in parts of southeast Texas, but the situation remains grim in Beaumont as fears grow over flooding from the Neches River... READ MORE›
Arkema executive Richard Rennard said two containers caught fire Friday evening, and that there are six more it expects will eventually catch fire... READ MORE›
Earlier Friday, Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner announced that ongoing releases of water from two reservoirs could keep thousands of homes flooded for up to 15 days... READ MORE›
Smoke and a double explosion were reported in the early hours of Thursday at the Arkema SA chemical plant in Crosby, some 25 miles from Houston... READ MORE›
Meanwhile, another fire has broken out at Houston-area chemical plant that lost power after Harvey, sending black smoke into the air... READ MORE›
Flames and black smoke poured from the plant in Crosby, Texas, after the blaze started around 5 p.m... READ MORE›
An evacuee affected by Tropical Storm Harvey takes shelter at the George R. Brown Convention Center in downtown Houston, Texas, U.S. August 31, 2017... READ MORE›
Emergency workers in storm-hit southeast Texas on Thursday staged dramatic rescues by air and water in towns that were until now cut off by raging floodwat... READ MORE›
Nearly 200,000 homes and businesses in Louisiana and Texas were without power on Thursday, utilities reported... READ MORE›
In Houston, America's fourth-largest city, some of the 2.3 million residents got relief as the raging waters receded... READ MORE›
In Houston, America's fourth-largest city, some of the 2.3 million residents got relief as the raging waters receded... READ MORE›
The effort to stop the chemical plant safety rules was backed by top Texas Republican lawmakers, who have received big campaign donations from chemical industry donors... READ MORE›
Threat from tropical depression Harvey moves to near Texas-Louisiana line as death toll rises to at least 31... READ MORE›
For much of the Houston area, forecasters said the rain is pretty much over... READ MORE›
The operators of a flooded chemical plant outside Houston warned Wednesday they are dealing with a critical issue triggered by Harvey's torrential rains... READ MORE›
The U.S. National Hurricane Center downgraded Harvey to a tropical depression from a tropical storm as it moved through Louisiana on Wednesday... READ MORE›
Houston's two major airports were up and running again Wednesday... READ MORE›
North Dakota state health officials several years ago reported finding the filters along roadsides, in abandoned buildings and in commercial trash bins... READ MORE›
CROSBY, Texas AP -- Investigators say three people have been found dead in a fire that destroyed part of a Houston-rea apartment complex... READ MORE›
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