Conservatives head to TX to try to build the wall

Conservatives head to TX to try to build the wall

HOUSTON (AP) — What started as an online fundraiser to provide President Donald Trump with donations for his southern border wall has morphed into a foundation whose members vow to build a wall themselves. The “We The People Will Build the Wall” campaign has surpassed $20 million since it was created in December by Air Force veteran and triple amputee Brian Kolfage. The campaign has received almost 350,000 donations even as wall opponents derided the…

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How will bankrupt utility deal with wildfires from now on?

How will bankrupt utility deal with wildfires from now on?

Brian Melley, Associated Press Updated 3:39 pm CST, Thursday, January 31, 2019 FILE- In this Jan. 14, 2019, file photo the logo for Pacific Gas & Electric Co. appears above a trading post on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange. Pacific Gas & Electric Co. was not the first utility to declare bankruptcy, not even when it did so in 2001. But when the nation’s largest utility filed again for Chapter 11 protection this…

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Could Florence prompt another big insurance hike?

Could Florence prompt another big insurance hike?

Topsail Island Realtors told one could be coming — and soon PENDER COUNTY — Hurricane Florence. The wettest year on record. Periods of extreme cold and extreme heat in the same year. With severe weather events becoming more common across the country and in coastal North Carolina, the issue of climate change is poised to get a lot more personal for a lot more people, Adam Upchurch told about 100 or so attendees at the…

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Don’t punish ECU for canceling Hurricane Florence game, NC governor says

Don’t punish ECU for canceling Hurricane Florence game, NC governor says

Gov. Roy Cooper has waded into a dispute between East Carolina University and Virginia Tech over a football game that the North Carolina team canceled for safety reasons as Hurricane Florence approached the coast last September. After ECU backed out of the game in Blacksburg, Va., Virginia Tech canceled games that were scheduled to be played in Greenville later this year, in 2023 and in 2025. Efforts to reschedule last year’s missed game failed, the…

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Relief for wildfire, hurricane victims tied up in federal talks about the border wall

Relief for wildfire, hurricane victims tied up in federal talks about the border wall

Disaster recovery funds for victims of California’s wildfires and other natural disasters has emerged as a bargaining chip in the battle to build President Donald Trump’s border wall. Members of Congress formally launched negotiations Wednesday on a spending deal to keep the government from shutting down against on Feb. 15, a discussion that hinges on Trump’s demand for $5.7 billion to build a wall — “or Physical Barrier,” as he tweeted Wednesday — on the…

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Sheriff’s office: Scams target Florida hurricane survivors

Sheriff’s office: Scams target Florida hurricane survivors

Florida Panhandle authorities say scam artists are targeting Hurricane Michael survivors looking for rental homes. In a statement Wednesday, the Bay County Sheriff’s Office warned that several schemes are circulating in communities trying to recover from the October storm. The sheriff’s office says that because so many people are looking for rental homes due to the hurricane, many units are being falsely listed as available for rent. When potential renters try to move into those…

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'We Find A Way To Dance': Inspired By New Orleans, DAWN Reconstructs Beauty From Ruin

'We Find A Way To Dance': Inspired By New Orleans, DAWN Reconstructs Beauty From Ruin

DAWN is a survivor. You can hear it when she tells her story and you can hear it when she sings her songs. The singer-songwriter-producer, f.k.a. D∆WN or Dawn Richard, first rose to notoriety as a member of Diddy’s R&B group Danity Kane. The group dropped its debut album in August of 2006, one year after Hurricane Katrina hit DAWN’s hometown of New Orleans. She still remembers being stranded on a highway with her family…

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Troxler: Checks in mail for farmers hurt by Florence

Troxler: Checks in mail for farmers hurt by Florence

By Kasey Cunningham, WRAL reporter Raleigh, N.C. — The first payments to farmers from a $240 million fund state lawmakers set up last fall to help with Hurricane Florence recovery were issued Wednesday, Agriculture Commissioner Steve Troxler said. “This money is going to go directly into the hands of farmers,” Troxler said at a news conference. “It does not make farmers whole. The damage is so deep, and we think there’s about $1.2 billion in…

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Judge: PG&E put profits over wildfire safety

Judge: PG&E put profits over wildfire safety

A U.S. judge berated Pacific Gas & Electric Corp. on Wednesday, accusing the nation’s largest utility of enriching shareholders instead of clearing trees that can fall on its power lines and start fires and making “excuses” to avoid turning off electricity when fire risk is high. Judge William Alsup in San Francisco did not immediately order PG&E to take any of the dramatic measures he has proposed to try to stop more wildfires. But he…

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Chainsaw turns Hurricane Michael debris into work of art in Raleigh neighborhood

Chainsaw turns Hurricane Michael debris into work of art in Raleigh neighborhood

By Richard Adkins, WRAL Photojournalist Raleigh, N.C. — Jim White stares at the large tree trunk lying in his Raleigh front yard and thinks about how it got there. “Well, Michael came and our big oak fell,” White says. Michael, in this case, is Hurricane Michael, which hit the Triangle area in October of 2018. The tree fell across Carroll Drive near Five Points, blocking the entire street for three days. “It surprised the heck…

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Julius Peppers donates hundreds of dollars in gift cards to Fayetteville hurricane survivors

Julius Peppers donates hundreds of dollars in gift cards to Fayetteville hurricane survivors

FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. (WTVD) — It’s no secret that Hurricane Florence survivors have been through a lot, but things are starting to get better for dozens of victims in Fayetteville thanks to Carolina Panther’s star Julius Peppers. “He’s been giving back in other areas but still knew that Cumberland County was the hardest hit,” said United Way of Cumberland CEO, Robert Hines. ABC11 was with Peppers back in October when he helped rebuild a Lumberton Police…

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With Better Climate Data, A Push To Use It To Prepare For Climate Impacts

In a cow pasture near Shawnee in central Oklahoma, Kirk Wilson parks his work truck, grabs a harness, and prepares for a 30-foot climb. “We’re changing the sensor at the top of the tower that measures the wind direction,” explains Wilson, a burly meteorological electronics technician with a big beard and a booming laugh. On the ground, another tech uses a GPS receiver to make sure the sensitive instrument is properly aligned before it’s tightened…

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Wrightsville Beach restaurant closed since Florence starts rehiring staff

Wrightsville Beach restaurant closed since Florence starts rehiring staff

Share on Facebook Tweet on Twitter WRIGHTSVILLE BEACH, NC (WWAY) — One beachfront restaurant in Wrighstville Beach took quite a hit by Hurricane Florence. After months of renovation, the Oceanic started its yearly staff interviews in hopes of being back open for the upcoming season. – Advertisement – Representatives from the restaurant say they are hoping to re-open even better than before. They say the restaurant had major roof damage due to the storm. Sky…

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Casinos in San Antonio? Texas lawmaker wants to legalize gambling for hurricane relief

Casinos in San Antonio? Texas lawmaker wants to legalize gambling for hurricane relief

Jay R. Jordan, Houston Chronicle Published 12:28 pm CST, Wednesday, January 30, 2019 Texas state Rep. Joe Deshotel, D–Beaumont, filed a bill in December that would guarantee casino licenses in Harris, Galveston, Jefferson, Nueces and Bexar counties. See the 17 biggest issues of the 2019 Texas Legislature >>> less Texas state Rep. Joe Deshotel, D–Beaumont, filed a bill in December that would guarantee casino licenses in Harris, Galveston, Jefferson, Nueces and Bexar counties. See the 17 biggest issues…

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Casinos in Houston? Texas lawmaker wants to legalize gambling for hurricane relief

Casinos in Houston? Texas lawmaker wants to legalize gambling for hurricane relief

Texas state Rep. Joe Deshotel, D–Beaumont, filed a bill in December that would guarantee casino licenses in Harris, Galveston, Jefferson, Nueces and Bexar counties. See the 17 biggest issues of the 2019 Texas Legislature >>> less Texas state Rep. Joe Deshotel, D–Beaumont, filed a bill in December that would guarantee casino licenses in Harris, Galveston, Jefferson, Nueces and Bexar counties. See the 17 biggest issues of the 2019 … more Photo: MICHAEL P. FARRELL, DG Photo: MICHAEL…

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California seeks faster forestry approvals in wildfire fight

California seeks faster forestry approvals in wildfire fight

California wildland managers said Tuesday that they want to speed up logging and prescribed burns designed to slow wildfires that have devastated communities in recent years. After the deadliest and most destructive blazes in state history, officials are scrapping 12 years of efforts and starting anew on creating a single environmental review process to cover projects on private land, such as cutting back dense stands of trees and setting controlled fires to burn out thick…

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The Latest: Wildfire victim: PG&E filing to delay lawsuit

The Latest: Wildfire victim: PG&E filing to delay lawsuit

The Latest on the bankruptcy filing by Pacific Gas & Electric Corp. (all times local): 4:15 p.m. Jeffrey Hammond’s family home in Northern California was destroyed in an Oct. 8, 2017, blaze that state fire investigators say started when an oak tree fell onto a Pacific Gas & Electric Corp. power line. Hammond believed the Napa County house could have been sold for $500,000, but his insurance company paid only $100,000 — the most recent…

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Utility bankruptcy could be costly to wildfire victims

Utility bankruptcy could be costly to wildfire victims

Faced with potentially ruinous lawsuits over California’s recent wildfires, Pacific Gas & Electric Corp. filed for bankruptcy protection Tuesday in a move that could lead to higher bills for customers of the nation’s biggest utility and reduce the size of any payouts to fire victims. The Chapter 11 filing allows PG&E to continue operating while it puts its books in order. But it was seen as a glimpse of the financial toll that could lie…

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Hurricane Florence victims can still apply for disaster mitigation

Share on Facebook Tweet on Twitter Fact Sheet for disaster mitigation program. (Photo: Matt Bennett/WWAY) WILMINGTON, NC (WWAY) — New Hanover County held an information session Monday night on Hazard Mitigation Grant programs from 4:00 – 7:00 p.m. The event was meant to teach homeowners, businesses, and community organizations that were victims of Hurricane Florence, what assistance programs are available to them. – Advertisement – Kate Murphy with the Hurricane Florence Recovery Coordination Office says…

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Meet 'Boom,' a girl goalie making noise with the Junior Hurricanes

Meet 'Boom,' a girl goalie making noise with the Junior Hurricanes

RALEIGH, N.C. (WTVD) — Among the boys practicing at the Raleigh IcePlex last Friday was goalie “Boom” Williams. Here’s the thing — Boom isn’t a boy. “My cousin was a beer league goalie, so he inspired me to be a goalie” Boom explained. Boom is actually Mikayla Williams. The nickname is from another sport. “I got the nickname from softball because I would always get the home run hits for the team,” Mikayla said. Raised…

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Strongest tornado in 8 decades hits Cuba; 3 dead, 172 hurt

Strongest tornado in 8 decades hits Cuba; 3 dead, 172 hurt

By MICHAEL WEISSENSTEIN and ANDREA RODRIGUEZ, Associated Press HAVANA — Neighborhood brigades and teams of government workers hacked at fallen trees and hauled chunks of concrete out of collapsed homes Monday as the Cuban capital attempted to recover from what officials called the strongest tornado to hit Cuba in nearly 80 years. Three people were dead and hundreds injured, at least 12 in critical condition, after the tornado touched down with estimated winds of 200…

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Insurance claims from deadly California wildfires top $11.4B

Insurance claims from deadly California wildfires top $11.4B

Insurance claims from California’s deadly November 2018 wildfires have topped $11.4 billion. State Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara said Monday that more than $8 billion worth of damage comes from the fire that leveled the town of Paradise and killed 86 people. About $3 billion more is from two Southern California wildfires that ignited the same week. The $11.4 billion is just shy of the claims filed in a series of 2017 wildfires, including deadly blazes…

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Hurricanes fan with spinal defect brings sled hockey to Raleigh

Hurricanes fan with spinal defect brings sled hockey to Raleigh

RALEIGH, NC (WTVD) — Tyler Jacoby’s love for hockey started back in 2006, when the Carolina Hurricanes won the Stanley Cup. “I’ve been a Hurricanes fan my whole life,” said Jacoby. “One day I was watching one of their games and I said ‘Hey, I want to play like them.’” – Advertisement – Tyler, 15, who was born with spina bifida, was determined to get on the ice. “They pushed me around in a medal…

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Tornado hits Havana; Cuban president says 3 dead, 172 hurt

Strong winds damaged buildings and caused flooding in low-lying areas of Havana. (Photo: Reyniel Diaz/CNN) HAVANA (AP) — A tornado and pounding rains smashed into the eastern part of Cuba’s capital overnight, toppling trees, bending power poles and flinging shards of metal roofing through the air as the storm cut a path of destruction across eastern Havana. Power was cut to many areas and President Miguel Diaz-Canel said Monday at least three people were killed…

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$37K to clear three trees after Hurricane Michael? An NC judge just shut down the company.

$37K to clear three trees after Hurricane Michael? An NC judge just shut down the company.

A Florida company accused of charging more than $37,000 to clear three trees after Hurricane Michael got shut down in North Carolina on Monday, part of an ongoing campaign against price gouging during emergencies. N.C. Attorney General Josh Stein’s office has now brought six complaints against tree-removal companies doing work since Hurricane Florence struck in September, forcing them to stop work. The latest case, against National Emergency Restoration Services, won a preliminary injunction from Wake…

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Months later, Wrightsville Beach still recovering from Florence

Months later, Wrightsville Beach still recovering from Florence

Businesses in the New Hanover County resort town still show the scars from the September hurricane WRIGHTSVILLE BEACH — The region may have rounded the corner into a new year, but the continued recovery from Hurricane Florence more than four months ago is still to blame for several closed businesses in Wrightsville Beach. As of this week, two of the town’s major resorts — Blockade Runner and Shell Island Resort — remain closed, though the…

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The death toll from Hurricane Florence has risen again, four months after the storm

The death toll from Hurricane Florence has risen again, four months after the storm

The official death toll from Hurricane Florence in North Carolina rose to 43 last week, with the addition of a 55-year-old man from Carteret County who died of a heart attack in September while cleaning up after the storm. The number of storm-related deaths stood at 41 at the beginning of November. It was increased to 42 later that month when authorities realized that a 76-year-old man who died when he lost control of his…

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Schools face more financial losses since Hurricane Michael

Schools face more financial losses since Hurricane Michael

A Florida Panhandle school district hit hard by Hurricane Michael stands to lose up to $51 million because so many students were displaced by the storm. The News Herald reports that Bay County school district officials said at a workshop last week that operational losses up to $17 million were expected for the current fiscal year, and operational losses up to $34 million were expected for the next fiscal year. Officials blamed the anticipated drop…

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The Latest: Cook: Havana tornado absolutely “frightening”

The Latest: Cook: Havana tornado absolutely “frightening”

The Latest on Cuba’s deadly weather (all times local): 8 a.m. Leanys Calvo, a restaurant cook in Havana’s 10th of October borough, says she was working Sunday night despite heavy rain and wind when she heard a rumbling noise outside and looked out to see what appeared to be a tornado touching down. The 38-year-old says early Monday that “it was something that touched down, and then took off again. It was like a tower.”…

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Tornado hits Havana; Cuban president says 3 dead, 174 hurt

Tornado hits Havana; Cuban president says 3 dead, 174 hurt

Cuba’s president says a tornado in eastern Havana has killed three people and injured 174 others. The Cuban capital was battered late Sunday and early Monday by powerful winds and heavy rains. A blackout hit many Havana neighborhoods around 9 p.m. Early Monday, President Miguel Diaz-Canel posted photos of himself on Twitter with rescue workers besides what appeared to be a vehicle overturned by the storm. Little further information about the storm appeared in state…

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Hurricanes fan with spinal defect brings sled hockey to Raleigh, hopes to recruit new players

Hurricanes fan with spinal defect brings sled hockey to Raleigh, hopes to recruit new players

RALEIGH (WTVD) — Tyler Jacoby’s love for hockey started back in 2006, when the Carolina Hurricanes won the Stanley Cup. “I’ve been a Hurricanes fan my whole life,” said Jacoby. “One day I was watching one of their games and I said ‘Hey, I want to play like them.’” Stay on top of breaking news stories with the ABC11 News App Tyler, 15, who was born with spina bifida, was determined to get on the…

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Repairs begin 2 years after deadly tornadoes hit Georgia

Repairs begin 2 years after deadly tornadoes hit Georgia

Construction crews have begun more than $2 million in repairs in a southwest Georgia community two years after a deadly tornado outbreak caused heavy damage. WALB-TV reports repair work finally started on roads, sidewalks and a park in the Radium Springs community just outside Albany. The damage was inflicted by tornadoes that devastated the area on Jan. 22, 2017. The tornadoes killed 16 people in southwest Georgia and caused an estimated $2 billion in damage…

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Hurricane Florence recovery summit brings survivors together

Hurricane Florence recovery summit brings survivors together

Hurricane Florence survivors gathered to learn about recovery resources still available. (Photo: Kate Steiner/WWAY) WILMINGTON, NC (WWAY) — It’s been four months since Florence hit North Carolina, but a lot of people are still recovering. Just Florence Recovery Coalition held a summit Saturday to help people who are still struggling. Survivors gathered at the Coastline Convention Center to reflect on the aftermath of Florence. A majority of them came to talk about recovery efforts and how…

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Shubuta recovering after December rains caused flooding

Shubuta recovering after December rains caused flooding

Piles of water-logged furniture show that people are still working to recover from flooding in eastern Mississippi. Mayor Cleveland Peebles says the 400-person town of Shubuta has had lots of help since heavy rains fell in December. Peebles tells WTOK-TV that churches have sent volunteers to help people clean out and repair their damaged houses. The local emergency management director, Edie Ivy, says more than 100 homes were affected. The Red Cross has provided aid,…

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Jobs at FOX 26 and My20

Jobs at FOX 26 and My20

KRIV FOX 26 and KTXH MY 20 – Houston                                                                        Jan. 25, 2019 The following represents brief descriptions.  It is not intended, nor should it be construed, to represent a comprehensive and/or exhaustive description of all duties, responsibilities and skills required of each position. Meteorologist…

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Michael Martin Murphey's 'Austinology' Celebrates The Capital City's '70s Songwriter Scene

Michael Martin Murphey's 'Austinology' Celebrates The Capital City's '70s Songwriter Scene

From Texas Standard: Earlier this month, a rancher named Michael Martin Murphey, who lives in Colorado, was inducted into the Texas Music Legends Hall of Fame. Wondering why? Well, Murphey has a bit of a history with Texas music. Murphey wrote and recorded the hit song “Wildfire” in the 1970s, and today, he’s rerecorded it with additional vocals by Amy Grant. But that’s not all. “Wildfire” appears on a new collection of old songs that revisit a…

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Death toll from Indonesian floods, landslides, climbs to 59

Death toll from Indonesian floods, landslides, climbs to 59

JAKARTA, Indonesia — The number of people killed after days of torrential rain triggered flash floods and landslides on Indonesia’s Sulawesi island has climbed to 59 with 25 others missing, a disaster official said Friday. Rescuers recovered more bodies as floodwaters and rainfall subsided in several areas, said Sutopo Purwo Nugroho, the National Disaster Mitigation Agency spokesman. He said 45 people died in floods and 14 others in landslides. Operators at the overwhelmed Bili Bili…

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Spring Lake business reopens after Hurricane Florence

Spring Lake business reopens after Hurricane Florence

SPRING LAKE, N.C. (WTVD) — Businesses in Cumberland County are continuing to rebuild and recover after Hurricane Florence. Guns Plus is preparing to open after the Spring Lake business took in more than six feet of water during Hurricane Florence. It took the owner Chris Hatley three days to even get inside to see what was left. “Everything had just fallen apart. All of our paperwork had just melted basically so we didn’t know what…

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San Antonio's Roland Gutierrez Files Bill to Study Potential Flooding from Trump's Border Wall

San Antonio's Roland Gutierrez Files Bill to Study Potential Flooding from Trump's Border Wall

click to enlarge Twitter / epbusiness State Rep. Roland Gutierrez represents the South Side of San Antonio. A San Antonio lawmaker has filed a bill in the Texas Legislature that would require the state to study whether the Trump administration’s border would increase flooding and environmental damage. Rep. Roland Gutierrez’s House Bill 990 would direct the Texas Water Development Board and the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality to review the wall’s potential effect on South…

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Lone Star Freshmen Get Plum Assignments, But Only One Texan Chairs A House Committee

Lone Star Freshmen Get Plum Assignments, But Only One Texan Chairs A House Committee

From Texas Standard: We have talked about the influence Texas lost when senior members of the U.S. House retired or lost re-election bids. But what about the freshman members who replaced them? On what committees did they land, and does a freshman committee assignment have any influence on that lawmaker’s trajectory in politics? And while we’re at it, what will the elevation of two non-freshman Texans, Eddie Bernice Johnson and Will Hurd, mean for the…

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Meet California’s next wildfire lookout: You, thanks to an online network of cameras

Meet California’s next wildfire lookout: You, thanks to an online network of cameras

Only you can prevent forest fires, as Smokey Bear says, and now you can help spot them, too — hopefully before they explode into California’s next devastating conflagration, The San Francisco Chronicle reports. An expanding network of cameras feeds video to the AlertWildfire.org site, where fire officials, utilities and ordinary people can keep an eye out for signs of trouble, The Marin Independent Journal reported. Each video feed has a Twitter button allowing viewers to…

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Flooding and railroad work closes Wilmington streets

Flooding and railroad work closes Wilmington streets

Share on Facebook Tweet on Twitter Wilmington, NC (WWAY) — The Cape Fear area experienced lots of heavy wind and rain Thursday morning with a weather system that quickly moved through the region. According to Wilmington Fire Department Spokeswoman Natosha Vincent, more than a dozen calls came into the New Hanover County 911 Dispatch Center between 5-9 AM due to weather-related incidents. – Advertisement – Some calls were for downed power lines, motor vehicle accidents,…

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New Wrightsville Beach school planned with storms, floods in mind

New Wrightsville Beach school planned with storms, floods in mind

66-year-old school will get 21st-century overhaul WRIGHTSVILLE BEACH — During Hurricane Florence, Wrightsville Beach Elementary School fared better than many in the region. Like much of Wrightsville Beach, the 66-year-old building was spared the flooding that devastated many inland areas. But with a changing climate and swelling seas threatening coastal buildings, the elementary school is getting renovations for the 21st century. The renovations, which will add a second floor to the building and are scheduled…

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Teravainen, Niederreiter lead Hurricanes over Canucks 5-2

Teravainen, Niederreiter lead Hurricanes over Canucks 5-2

Teuvo Teravainen had a goal and two assists, Nino Niederreiter scored twice and the Carolina Hurricanes beat the Vancouver Canucks 5-2 on Wednesday night. Alex Nedeljkovic made 24 saves for Carolina in his first NHL start. Greg McKegg and Dougie Hamilton each added a goal and an assist as the Hurricanes snapped Vancouver’s five-game point streak in the final game for both teams before the All-Star break. Sebastian Aho had two assists, and Carolina took…

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After Hurricane Harvey, Texas senator eyes using state's savings for flood control

After Hurricane Harvey, Texas senator eyes using state's savings for flood control

Before the next Hurricane Harvey strikes, and thousands of homes are damaged or destroyed, some Texas lawmakers want to make sure communities statewide are better prepared for future floods. On Tuesday, state Sen. Charles Perry, R-Lubbock, filed legislation to establish Texas’ first-ever flood plan – slated for completion by September 2024. The statewide plan would incorporate regional plans to better coordinate flood-control projects and strategies. It would also look at flooding problems on a watershed…

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Death toll from Indonesian floods and landslides rises to 26

Death toll from Indonesian floods and landslides rises to 26

The governor of an Indonesian province inundated by torrential rains says the death toll from flooding and landslides has risen to 26. South Sulawesi Gov. Nurdin Abdullah said in a TV interview Thursday that displaced people are still being evacuated. Nine districts in the province including the capital Makassar have been affected by flooding that began late Tuesday, forcing thousands to flee their homes. Adnan Purichta Ichsann, the chief of Gowa district near Makassar, has…

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FOX 26 Digital News Brief for Jan. 23, 2019

FOX 26 Digital News Brief for Jan. 23, 2019

Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee has stepped down from her post as chairwoman of the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation after being accused in a lawsuit of retaliation against a former staffer. A man accused of driving drunk and causing a serious crash appeared before a judge on Wednesday. The judge increased Isreal Lugo’s bond from $5,000 to $40,000. The Texas Education Agency is investigating the Houston Independent School District.  Nine members of a car club are facing criminal charges…

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