Updated: 9:09 PM Tropical Storm Agatha, the first of the season, slammed into Guatemala's Pacific coast on Saturday, its torrential rains triggering landslides and floods that left at least 12 people dead.
Updated: 2:16 PM An "active to extremely active" hurricane season is expected for the Atlantic Basin this year according to the seasonal outlook issued Thursday by NOAA's Climate Prediction Center.
Updated: 2:16 PM Forecasters say Tropical Storm Claudette has formed off the northern Gulf Coast of Florida and is expected to bring heavy rain to the area.
Updated: 2:16 PM MIAMI -- The government of the Netherland Antilles issued a tropical storm watch for St. Maarten, Saba and St. Eustatius on Saturday as Ana raced west through the Atlantic. Meanwhile, Tropical Storm Bill, formed further to the east and forecasters said they expected it to strengthen.
Updated: 11:00 PM As power comes back on, hurricane evacuees are returning home and more and more hotel rooms are becoming available in the twin cities.
Posted: 3:59 PM About one-third of the utility customers in the Houston area remain without electricity today due to Hurricane Ike.
Updated: 10:53 PM More than 1,600 evacuees from Hurricane Ike who have been housed in North Texas will start returning to their homes along the Gulf Coast on Monday.
Updated: 11:03 PM The Montgomery County Animal Shelter is thanking hundreds of you who helped save lives.
Updated: 10:22 PM Saturday night, Mid South Synergy reported less than 600 customers in Montgomery County are powerless.
Posted: 8:12 PM Officials warned Saturday that rats, raw sewage and a strict curfew await exiled residents who try to return to storm-wrecked Galveston Island when it reopens next week.
Posted: 7:45 PM Officials there say about 300 special needs patients are still at the arena, along with hundreds of public health service personnel, nursing assistants and med students.
Updated: 10:04 AM The clock is ticking for hundreds of animals at a Montgomery animal shelter.
Updated: 4:27 PM A look from the Gulf Coast before and after Hurricane Ike.
Updated: 6:56 PM Hurricane evacuees say they're scrambling to find hotel rooms this weekend after being forced to evacuate again, this time for Aggie football fans. But News Three found vacancies at several B/CS hotels.
Updated: 7:46 PM It's crunch time for some Gulf Coast evacuees to find shelter, before football fans move into town.
Posted: 10:47 AM The federal government will reimburse the state of Texas and affected local governments for 100 percent of eligible emergency debris-removal work and emergency protective measures performed for a 14-day period retroactive to Sept. 13, the date of President Bush's major disaster declaration for Hurricane Ike.
Updated: 10:07 AM Thanks to the generosity of the Brazos Valley Wednesday, victims of Hurricane Ike who are in need of help got a helping hand.
Updated: 10:16 AM Throughout the week, we've heard how communities are coming together in the wake of Hurricane Ike.
Updated: 9:26 PM Since Hurricane Ike hit Saturday, the lives of many Brazos Valley residents have been turned upside down.
Updated: 11:03 PM The wait is finally over for some residents in Burleson County, where the town of Somerville is now powered back up.
Updated: 1:26 AM State Senator Steve Ogden said if Entergy Texas doesn't restore power to parts of the Brazos Valley by Wednesday, the state will step in with a different provider.
Posted: 11:00 PM Tuesday, H-E-B launched a statewide tear pad campaign in stores to help support victims of Hurricane Ike. The campaign offers H-E-B customers an opportunity to join H-E-B’s hurricane relief efforts by adding a donation in increments of $1, $3, or $5 to their total grocery bill. Donations will be distributed to disaster relief agencies that will help thousands of Texas evacuees in need.
Updated: 11:13 PM Hundreds of bags of ice have been filled and are being stored at the College Station Hilton.
Posted: 10:45 PM One of the fallouts from the blackouts has been the inability to conduct banking transactions.
Posted: 8:55 PM This is a special update from Mid South Synergy. For three days we have been able to maintain power service to most of Brazos, Grimes, Walker and Madison counties through back feeds from the ERCOT grid.
