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HOUSTON The Latest on Tropical Depression Harvey (all times local): 5:15 p.m. Local officials in the southeast Texas city of Beaumont struggled to cope after flooding swamped the municipal water system. The already swollen Neches River rose further as water from more northerly reaches made its way toward the Gulf of Mexico. |
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HOUSTON (AP) - The Latest on Tropical Depression Harvey (all times local): 4:40 p.m. The head of the Texas agency that regulates the oil and gas industry is urging people to wait three or four days to fill their cars and trucks with gasoline if they can. |
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I’m in awe of the generosity and volunteer efforts in the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey. There was the Chick-fil-A manager who helped an elderly couple who had called in an order for two grilled chicken burritos with extra egg, and a boat. The manager sent her husband with his boat — and some fellas on jet skis stopped to help. |
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HOUSTON (AP) - The Latest on Tropical Depression Harvey (all times local): 4:40 p.m. The head of the Texas agency that regulates the oil and gas industry is urging people to wait three or four days to fill their cars and trucks with gasoline if they can. |
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HOUSTON (AP) - The Latest on Tropical Depression Harvey (all times local): 4:40 p.m. The head of the Texas agency that regulates the oil and gas industry is urging people to wait three or four days to fill their cars and trucks with gasoline if they can. |
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Railroad Commissioner Ryan Sitton said Thursday that people are panicking and that's causing a run on gas and empty fuel pumps. He says there is plenty of gas in Houston and elsewhere, but there are logistical problems of making sure all of the stations are getting it. |
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Trump's Homeland Security Adviser Tom Bossert says that: "in terms of immediate lifesaving, no individual human being should worry about their immigration status unless they've committed a crime on top of coming here illegally when it comes to getting food, water and shelter. |
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HOUSTON (AP) - The Latest on Tropical Depression Harvey (all times local): 4:40 p.m. The head of the Texas agency that regulates the oil and gas industry is urging people to wait three or four days to fill their cars and trucks with gasoline if they can. |
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4:40 p.m. The head of the Texas agency that regulates the oil and gas industry is urging people to wait three or four days to fill their cars and trucks with gasoline if they can. Railroad Commissioner Ryan Sitton said Thursday that people are panicking and that's causing a run on gas and empty fuel pumps. |
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HOUSTON (AP) - The Latest on Tropical Depression Harvey (all times local): 4:40 p.m. The head of the Texas agency that regulates the oil and gas industry is urging people to wait three or four days to fill their cars and trucks with gasoline if they can. |