Frustrated Helene survivors struggle to get cell service in destructive aftermath
Hurricane Helene's destruction included cell phone towers, severing communication for potentially millions of people.
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‘Forgiveness is a hard thing’: Woman who lost sister during Beryl outage reacts to CenterPoint CEO’s apology
KPRC 2′s Gage Goulding spoke with Jason Wells, the CEO of CenterPoint Energy. This was Wells’ first interview with a TV news station since the aftermaths of the May derecho and Hurricane Beryl.
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Smokey Bear celebrates 80th birthday with a makeover
Smokey Bear has long been a symbol of fire safety. In fact, he turned 80 years old Aug. 9. In school, children are taught ...
A Once-Dormant Hurricane Season Is Spinning Into Action
There are just under two months left before the official Atlantic hurricane season ends in November, and with millions of ...
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Council recognizes Sheriff’s Office, family for assistance Sept. 25
Danbury City Council recognized The Sheriff’s Office and Danbury family Thursday night for their assistance with the dispute ...
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Why Biden’s Ballyhooed $1.5 Billion Boost for U.S. Grid is blasted as a Band-Aid Move
The Biden administration’s recent $1.5 billion investment in four sections of the U.S. electrical grid, notably in Texas, the move has been criticized as insufficient and ineffective. While this ...
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When will hurricane season end?
The death toll from Hurricane Helene continues to climb days after the storm devastated parts of the Southeastern U.S.
Helene’s reach was shocking, another example of how climate change ‘is here and now,’ scientists say
Weather attribution science uses real-world data and models to establish if and how climate change influences the intensity ...