The project was a bipartisan effort between Harris County Precinct 2 Commissioner Adrian Garcia, a Democrat, and Texas ...

Flooding is the region’s No. 1 disaster ... There is still no more devastating example of water running roughshod in Houston than Hurricane Harvey in 2017, which dumped a widespread 30 to ...

But the problems with Houston’s energy system didn’t start with Hurricane Beryl ... the losses specific to Harvey, which were mainly caused by extreme flooding rather than the high winds ...

Living in Houston means living with the risk of severe flooding. Hurricane Harvey and other storms have shown how vulnerable the region is to being swamped. That danger remains, even with ...

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- Eight years after Hurricane Harvey devastated the Houston area ... Office according to Eck because it sits on a flood plain. That was compounded by the fact that the ...

"For too long, equitable access to recovery resources has been wittingly or unwittingly withheld from communities of color," ...

HOUSTON — The Houston City Council approved an updated program to help people reach homeownership after Hurricane Harvey. The Harvey Homebuyer Assistance Program 2.0 allocates millions of ...

Texas officials discriminated against residents based on race and national origin in distributing $1 billion in Hurricane Harvey aid in ... coast and more prone to flooding from hurricanes and ...

HUD alleges racial discrimination by the Texas GLO in distributing Hurricane Harvey relief funds, with a probe suggesting a ...

In 2024, voters approved spending more money to maintain flood projects, but leaders revealed the amount could be more than originally thought.

The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development confirmed its finding that Texas unfairly favored white residents in rural areas when it distributed $1 billion in Harvey aid in 2021.