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Guardian angels arrive to help flooded homeowners
Clean up is a little bit easier for some who were devastated by flooding, thanks to area church groups. In northwest Houston, residents trying to save their flooded homes say just when they thought they would have to go it alone guardian angels arrived.
Trash piles up across Houston
Crews are working to help clean up trash as it piles up in Houston following Hurricane Harvey.
Houston police escort fallen officer who drowned during Harvey
Houston police escorted their fallen comrade who drowned during Hurricane Harvey.
PHOTO: Newlyweds pose in flooded street after Harvey forces wedding changes
A pair of Texas newlyweds made the best of a tough situation after Hurricane Harvey brought an end to their wedding plans.
Rescued from the flood waters? Your clothes can't be saved
If you were rescued from floodwaters in the wake of Harvey, there's one thing that can't be saved: your clothes. Washing them won't work. Emily Akin explains why.
Houston heads back to work, gas prices skyrocket
Many people in Houston are headed back to work today, as gas prices are soaring. Getting there may not be as easy as usual. Nate Griffin reports.
Harvey relief on tap as Congress returns
Congress ends its five-week summer recess as storm-ravaged states clamor for Harvey aid, the Trump administration demands a swift increase in the nation's borrowing authority, and President Donald Trump's actions on immigration seem certain to upend the fall agenda.
Gas shortages seen across southeast Texas
In Texas and Louisiana, about a third of the nations fuel supply was shut down ahead of Harvey hitting the area.
Texas Army National Guard continues supply deliveries to Harvey victims
The road to recovery will be a long one for the Texas coast. Although the need for rescue efforts is starting to decrease, the need for food and water remains steady, especially in the cities of Beaumont and Liberty. FOX 26 was invited on board a military aircraft to witness some heroes in action.
Harvey-related flooding hammering Lake Jackson homeowners
On the edge of Lake Jackson, the neighborhood known as Buffalo Camp has become part of the Brazos. The river bloated by Harvey's torrential downpours has slipped its banks and made a sopping mess of hundreds of homes.
Undocumented immigrants fearful of seeking assistance after Harvey
FEMA has crews set up across our area, encouraging those who have been effected by hurricane Harvey to file a claim. However, there are those in the Hispanic community who are fearful of coming forward because of their immigration status.
Some afraid to make insurance claims in the wake of Hurricane Harvey due to immigration status
Some people say they are afraid to make insurance claims in the wake of Hurricane Harvey due to their immigration status, though officials say they have nothing to worry about.
Pastor, wife among Harvey flood deaths
"It's a lot to have to bury one parent, but being that we have to bury both parents at one time, it's unimaginable," explains Naomi Dabney.
Death toll from Harvey rises to at least 60
Officials now blame at least 60 deaths on Harvey, the storm that dumped several feet of rain on southeast Texas in a matter of days.
Toughest little volunteer fire department in Texas
They represent the toughest little volunteer fire department in Texas, but they need your help! Their town of Plum Grove flooded and much of their firefighting equipment was destroyed.
'You Loot We Shoot': Texans lay down the law after Harvey
Hurricane Harvey's victims are taking a firm stand against opportunistic visitors who might want to steal from residences as homeowners try to recover from the devastation.
Harvey evacuees from Houston taken to hospital for carbon monoxide poisoning
Fourteen people were taken to the hospital on Saturday for carbon monoxide poisoning.
The Latest: Residents allowed to go home near chemical plant
Neighbors of a Houston-area chemical plant are being allowed to return home, ending an evacuation order after Harvey drenched highly combustible compounds that later exploded and caught fire.
Mayor: Houston 'open for business' despite Harvey disaster
Houston's mayor insists that America's fourth-largest city is "open for business," but with areas under water, people not yet in their homes, and billions in damage to repair, major disasters that Harvey created are by no means resolved.