Posted: 11:34 AM Many of the dead are far to the north of the Gulf Coast that the storm savaged on Saturday. Instead, they've come as Ike slogged across the nation's midsection, leaving a trail of flooding and destruction.
Updated: 5:02 PM Mid South Synergy and Entergy Texas are providing numbers of customers without power as the region continues clean up from Hurricane Ike.
Updated: 7:58 PM State, federal and local officials have made almost 2,000 rescues overall of Southeast Texans who refused to evacuate the area in front of Hurricane Ike.
Updated: 11:12 PM Federal officials say it appears Hurricane Ike destroyed a number of production platforms and damaged some of the pipelines in the Gulf of Mexico.
Updated: 8:09 PM In what has been described as "creative backfeeding," MidSouth Synergy has gotten the lights back on for many customers, and is actively working to restore power to multiple area counties affected by Hurricane Ike.
Posted: 2:55 PM Officials in Montgomery County report at least two people have received burns as a result of setting up generators in the aftermath of Hurricane Ike.
Updated: 10:53 AM City of Navasota officials caution Entergy customers to expect power outages for several days. If you have friends or family with power you are advised to shelter with them.
Updated: 5:34 PM Here's an up to date listing of which school districts in the Brazos Valley are open and which ones are closed. This list will be updated as information becomes available.
Updated: 12:06 PM About two thousands evacuees remain in 13 Brazos County shelters. For those evacuees, Bryan/College Station has been a home away from home. Those evacuees are getting antsy to return home to survey the damage.
Posted: 11:11 PM Most Walker County residents are Entergy Texas customers and 99 percent of those are without power. Officials at the Emergency Operations Center say it could be two weeks before power is restored. Until that happens, distribution centers will be set up to help those in need.
Updated: 9:47 PM Entergy Texas is reporting catastrophic damage to its system in Texas. In fact, it is telling Hurricane Ike evacuees not to be in a hurry to return home.
Posted: 3:02 PM Officials in Huntsville and surrounding Walker County are urging residents to stay at home and continue to shelter in place. They also ask that travel be restricted to emergencies only.
Posted: 2:40 PM Due to loss of electricity and diminished water services, Grimes St. Joseph Health Center in Navasota has transferred all 13 inpatients to St. Joseph Regional Health Center in Bryan.