Top House conservative says speed up Harvey aid
The House is expected to vote this week on a $7.85 billion aid bill for the Hurricane Harvey relief effort
Hurricane Harvey
Houston Texans hand out goods, lift spirits of Harvey victims
Texans defensive end J.J Watt launched a fundraiser a week ago with a $200k goal -- it's grown to more than $18.5 million
Cop battling advanced cancer helps rescue nearly 1,500 in Harvey
Bert Ramon, a 24-year police veteran, has stage 4 cancer that has spread from his colon to his liver and lungs
How Hurricane Harvey's cost stacks up against past disasters
The hurricane that has ravaged parts of Texas and Louisiana could be the costliest natural disaster in U.S. history
EPA slams reporter for story on flooded toxic waste sites
Agency's statement says he wrote "an incredibly misleading story"
Harvey should remind renters they might also need flood insurance
Renters aren't less likely to suffer flooding than owners -- and regular renters' insurance won't cover the damage
Officials carry out controlled burn at chemical plant walloped by Harvey
Authorities completed controlled burn of highly unstable compounds at chemical plant that was inundated by floodwater
AP: Toxic waste sites flooded in Houston area
Long a center of the nation's petrochemical industry, the Houston metro area has more than a dozen Superfund sites
Transcript: FEMA Administrator Brock Long on "Face the Nation"
"Face the Nation" sat down with FEMA Administrator Brock Long to discuss the federal response to Harvey, and more
FEMA's Brock Long calls Harvey a "wake-up call" for officials
"People cannot depend solely on the Federal Emergency Management Agency to, you know, be responsible for a majority," Long said
Mayor Sylvester Turner: Houston is "open for business"
Turner called Houston a "can-do" city and said all city employees are due back at work on Tuesday
Bob Schieffer: My Money’s on Texas
CBS News' Bob Schieffer on Houston's recovery from the devastating impacts of Hurricane Harvey
Transcript: Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner on "Face the Nation"
Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner joined "Face the Nation" Sunday from the city's convention center, which has been serving a shelter
The wrath of Hurricane Harvey
A flood of Biblical proportions soon evolved into a flood of evacuees, as America's fourth most-populous city was struck by one of the largest natural disasters in U.S. history
Best intentions: When disaster relief brings anything but relief
Humanitarian workers say the good intentions of generous Americans who donate useless goods instead of money to victims creates a "second disaster"
9 days after Harvey, Texas on long road to recovery
"I'm just praying on some help right now so I can get this over, behind me and try not to think about it," said Georgia Calhoun, whose family is sleeping on air mattresses
Irma expected to be a "major hurricane"
Far out in the Atlantic, Irma is expected to fluctuate in strength for the next several days
Houston mayor issues mandatory evacuation for hundreds more
Sylvester Turner said about 300 people have stayed behind in western stretches of the city inundated by water that the Army Corp of Engineers has released from reservoirs
Trump visits Harvey victims in Houston — live updates
President Trump visited Houston and Lake Charles, Louisiana, to meet with victims of the storm
Rick Perry says climate change debate is "secondary"
"This is not the time to be having this conversation," energy secretary says of climate change
Problems plague Texas after Harvey as evacuations continue
People in Beaumont, Texas, waited in a line that stretched for more than a mile to get bottled water
Harvey floodwaters are receding in Port Arthur, Texas
Of the at least 40 people who died from Harvey, at least two are from Jefferson County, which contains Port Arthur and Beaumont
White House requests $7.9B for initial Harvey relief efforts
The initial Harvey package is just the first installment for immediate disaster response like housing assistance, cleanup and FEMA-financed home repairs
"Just say yes and go do it": On the ground for Houston's recovery
A group of civilian Samaritans rescued roughly 200 people, documenting their heroic deeds along the way
Flames erupt at flooded chemical plant in Texas
A plume of black smoke came from the plant on Friday during an intense fire
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