Hundreds of faith-based leaders convened in Flint to review and update security protocols under the guidance of local law enforcement. Genesee County Sheriff Chris Swanson and Attorney General Dana Nessel lent their expertise, underscoring the importance of protecting places of worship.
Riverton’s only water well went out of service on Labor Day, leaving residents reliant on delivered meals and bottled water. As community members and local authorities work together, the mishap highlights the challenges of having a single water source.
Recovering from a presidentially declared disaster can be both financially taxing and emotionally overwhelming. For survivors of the July 2-18 flooding in Central Texas, financial aid from FEMA’s Individuals and Households Program may come with a legal requirement to purchase flood insurance, ensuring future protection against devastating losses.
Two decades after Hurricane Katrina flooded Kingspoint Boulevard near Slidell, the area is now high and dry. Once defined by destruction and rising waters, this neighborhood offers a powerful testament to the region’s remarkable resilience and recovery efforts.
As fatal floods devastate Texas, armies of volunteers are spearheading recovery and cleanup efforts, supplementing official responses amid ongoing challenges. Despite continued flooding and a search for the missing, community solidarity remains strong.
Willmar experienced significant flooding Friday night as more than 4.4 inches of rain fell within 24 hours, leading to high water levels across the area. Residents shared striking photos and videos with the West Central Tribune, capturing the extent of the deluge.
Herman and Juanita Landry lost their home to the Eaton Fire on their 62nd wedding anniversary. They are among thousands affected by the fire, which has claimed 16 lives and destroyed over 7,000 structures.
