What Corporate America is doing for Hurricane Harvey relief
Home Depot, Walmart and other big companies are coming to the aid of people affected by the storm
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Home Depot, Walmart and other big companies are coming to the aid of people affected by the storm
Harvey is the first major natural disaster of Trump's presidency
Former Hurricane Harvey still drenching the region, worsening catastrophic, historic flooding, spurring hundreds of rescues and many evacuations
Massive flooding along Texas' refinery-rich coast and damage to homes and property could lead to costs as high as $30 billion
The city's topography and a ramped-up building boom make major rain events an even bigger problem
Residents of nation's 4th-largest city, gripped by catastrophic rain event, were advised to stay in place rather than flee oncoming hurricane
"Mega-shelter" set up at Houston convention center for those escaping flooded homes
International Space Station flew over Texas and astronauts shot video of storm, but flight controllers weren't available to take in the imagery Sunday
18 people were rescued, including 15 seniors, from La Vita Bella living facility Sunday after viral photo showed some sitting in flood water
Houston Astros and Texas Rangers won't travel to Houston because of floodwaters that have engulfed the city in wake of Harvey
"We are coordinating logistics with state and local officials," White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said
"The breadth and intensity of this rainfall is beyond anything experienced before," the National Weather Service said in a statement
White House homeland security adviser Tom Bossert said Arpaio's pardoning was "within the rule of law"
The storm system, which made landfall as a Category 4 hurricane, is expected to dump up to 50 inches of rain in Texas over several days
The president has made regular updates via Twitter over the weekend as Harvey pummels Texas
Authorities dreaded the destruction that was yet to come from a storm that could linger for days and unload more than 40 inches of rain on cities
Hurricane Harvey made landfall late Friday night just north Port Aransas as a Category 4 storm and has now been downgraded to a tropical storm
Harvey came ashore in Texas on Friday night as the strongest hurricane to hit the U.S. in more than a decade, now up to 40 inches of rain is expected
Helicopters responded to multiple reports of ships in distress while in rising flood waters
Residents warned of "catastrophic and life-threatening flooding" from torrential rains and storm surges
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott said the region between Corpus Christi and Houston can expect another 20 to 30 inches of rain
Mayor Charlie Wax says his town suffered "widespread damage" as the storm ripped across southeast Texas
Victim was taken to local hospital, and was coherent when police arrived on scene, Corpus Christi police tweeted
Gov. Greg Abbott said the state has "teams already working to get in to try to rescue as many people as we can"
The violent storm, which reached Category 4 strength, brought torrential rains to the Gulf Coast