The archive of all headlines from August 29, 2017, organized by time of publication.
'We’re not at recovery yet,' FEMA Administrator William 'Brock' Long said at a news conference, noting that the storm was a 'landmark event' that had affected as many as 50 Texas counties. NATION
'We’re not at recovery yet,' FEMA Administrator William 'Brock' Long said at a news conference, noting that the storm was a 'landmark event' that had affected as many as 50 Texas counties. BUSINESS
Hurricane Harvey
'We’re not at recovery yet,' FEMA Administrator William 'Brock' Long said at a news conference, noting that the storm was a 'landmark event' that had affected as many as 50 Texas counties. World
Hurricane Harvey
The Houston area looks like an inland sea dotted by islands, and Gov. Greg Abbott said people needed to prepare for “a new and different normal for this entire region.”The full scale of the crisis is still uncertain, but officials said about 30,000 people would seek emergency shelter, and 450,000 are likely to seek federal aid.
'We’re not at recovery yet,' FEMA Administrator William 'Brock' Long said at a news conference, noting that the storm was a 'landmark event' that had affected as many as 50 Texas counties. Technology
Hurricane Harvey
The Houston area looks like an inland sea dotted by islands, and Gov. Greg Abbott said people needed to prepare for “a new and different normal for this entire region.”The full scale of the crisis is still uncertain, but officials said about 30,000 people would seek emergency shelter, and 450,000 are likely to seek federal aid.
The Houston area looks like an inland sea dotted by islands, and Gov. Greg Abbott of Texas said people needed to prepare for “a new and different normal for this entire region.”The full scale of the crisis is still uncertain, but officials said about 30,000 people would seek emergency shelter, and 450,000 are likely to seek federal aid.
Follow the latest developments as former Hurricane Harvey makes its way across Texas and Louisiana, and death toll increases to eight
Follow the latest developments as former Hurricane Harvey makes its way across Texas and Louisiana, and reported death toll increases to nine
Hurricane Harvey
Hurricane Harvey
Former Hurricane Harvey has made its way across Texas and Louisiana, killing at least nine people
Water levels from catastrophic flooding that has killed at least nine people in Texas might not peak until Wednesday or Thursday
'We’re not at recovery yet,' FEMA Administrator William 'Brock' Long said at a news conference, noting that the storm was a 'landmark event' that had affected as many as 50 Texas counties. L.A. Now
Water levels from catastrophic flooding that has killed at least nine people in Texas might not peak until Wednesday or Thursday
President due to visit Corpus Christi and Austin on Tuesday, as Harvey regains strength and threatens to bring floods to Louisiana
'We’re not at recovery yet,' FEMA Administrator William 'Brock' Long said at a news conference, noting that the storm was a 'landmark event' that had affected as many as 50 Texas counties. ESSENTIAL WASHINGTON
The Houston area looks like an inland sea dotted by islands, and Gov. Greg Abbott of Texas said people needed to prepare for “a new and different normal for this entire region.”The full scale of the crisis is still uncertain, but officials said about 30,000 people would seek emergency shelter, and 450,000 are likely to seek federal aid.
Houston is built on what amounts to a massive flood plain, pitted against the tempestuous Gulf of Mexico and routinely hammered by the biggest rainstorms in the nation. It is a combination of malicious climate and unforgiving geology, along with a deficit of zoning and land-use controls, that scientists…At least nine people dead as Tropical Storm Harvey continues its rampage across Texas ESSENTIAL WASHINGTON
The Houston area looks like an inland sea dotted by islands, and Gov. Greg Abbott of Texas said people needed to prepare for “a new and different normal for this entire region.”The full scale of the crisis is still uncertain, but officials said about 30,000 people would seek emergency shelter, and 450,000 are likely to seek federal aid.
As light rain poured, a major dam outside Houston began to overflow, threatening some of the hardest-hit neighborhoods to the west of the city. ESSENTIAL WASHINGTON
‘We have never faced this before, we have uncertainty in how the water is going to react’ official says, as water levels in reservoirs threaten monitoring equipment
The overflow threatens some of the hardest-hit neighborhoods to the west of the city. ESSENTIAL WASHINGTON
The overflow threatens some of the hardest-hit neighborhoods to the west of the city.How to help the victims of Tropical Storm Harvey ESSENTIAL WASHINGTON
‘We have never faced this before, we have uncertainty in how the water is going to react’ official says, as water levels in reservoirs threaten monitoring equipment
President due to visit Corpus Christi and Austin on Tuesday, as Harvey regains strength and threatens to bring floods to Louisiana
He plans to tour the state’s emergency operations center and get briefed on the state’s worsening flooding crisis. ESSENTIAL WASHINGTON
US president briefed on the storm in Corpus Christi and gives short statement, as water in some areas of Houston reaches 25ft above ‘flood’ level
White House
He plans to tour the state’s emergency operations center and get briefed on the state’s worsening flooding crisis. Crime & Courts
The Houston area looks like an inland sea dotted by islands, and Gov. Greg Abbott of Texas said people needed to prepare for “a new and different normal for this entire region.”The full scale of the crisis is still uncertain, but officials said about 30,000 people would seek emergency shelter, and 450,000 are likely to seek federal aid.
Trump and first lady touch down in Texas to view damage from storm that has killed at least nine people and displaced tens of thousands
Trump and first lady touch down in Texas to view damage from storm that has killed at least nine people and displaced tens of thousands
With hundreds of thousands of people under evacuation orders, shelters filled to bursting with people who craved some news about the safety of their loved ones and the state of their homes. Houston’s focus “will continue to be on rescue,” and not on damage assessment, Mayor Sylvester Turner said.
With hundreds of thousands of people under evacuation orders, shelters filled to bursting with people who craved some news about the safety of their loved ones and the state of their homes. Houston’s focus “will continue to be on rescue” and not on damage assessment, Mayor Sylvester Turner said.
The overflow threatens some of the hardest-hit neighborhoods to the west of the city. L.A. Now
Hurricane Harvey
Trump and first lady touch down in Texas to view damage from storm that has killed at least nine people and displaced tens of thousands