RGV COVID-19: 200 Fallecimientos Relacionados con el Virus, Casi 10,000 Casos en Condado de Cameron

RGV COVID-19: 200 Fallecimientos Relacionados con el Virus, Casi 10,000 Casos en Condado de Cameron

Click here to read the latest updates in English. Texas Public Radio le brinda información actualizada sobre el COVID-19 en el Valle del Río Grande y en el  área de San Antonio. Puede encontrar las últimas noticias en español en “TPR Noticias: COVID-19″ aquí. Miércoles 29 de julio Hasta el 29 de julio, más de 28,000 casos de COVID-19 fueron confirmados en los cuatro condados del Valle del Río Grande. Una región del Sur de…

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Tropical Storm Isaias forms in Caribbean

Tropical Storm Isaias forms in Caribbean

HOUSTON — Tropical Storm Isaias has formed in the Caribbean. The system became organized enough to be named at 10 p.m. Wednesday. The storm’s path appears to be headed toward Haiti,then the Dominican Republic and should affect Florida.  There are tropical storm watches and warnings in place. The system could pose a threat to Florida by the weekend.

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Tropical Storm Isaias forms in Atlantic, could make landfall in U.S.

Tropical Storm Isaias forms in Atlantic, could make landfall in U.S.

By WRAL Weather Center A tropical system in the Atlantic could become a tropical cyclone on Wednesday. If it forms, Isaias will be the ninth named storm of the season. According to WRAL meteorologist Aimee Wilmoth, the storm will get close to Puerto Rico Wednesday afternoon. The latest forecast track keeps it at tropical storm strength throughout the week, and it could move into south Florida Sunday morning. The system could potentially make landfall in…

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Irregularities in COVID Reporting Contract Award Process Raises New Questions

Irregularities in COVID Reporting Contract Award Process Raises New Questions

An NPR investigation has found irregularities in the process by which the Trump administration awarded a multi-million dollar contract to a Pittsburgh company to collect key data about Covid-19 from the country’s hospitals. The contract is at the center of a controversy over the Administration’s decision to move that data reporting function from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention — which has tracked infection information for a range of illnesses for years — to…

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Tropical storm may delay 1st SpaceX crew's return to Earth

Tropical storm may delay 1st SpaceX crew's return to Earth

Marcia Dunn, Ap Aerospace Writer Updated 5:22 pm CDT, Wednesday, July 29, 2020 This July 1, 2020 photo made available by NASA shows the SpaceX Crew Dragon, right, docked to the International Space station, during a spacewalk conducted by astronauts Bob Behnken and Chris Cassidy. On Wednesday, July 29, 2020, SpaceX and NASA cleared the Dragon crew capsule to depart the International Space Station and head home after a two-month flight. (NASA via AP) less This…

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City of Corpus Christi to conduct Brush & Debris collection Post Hurricane Hanna

City of Corpus Christi to conduct Brush & Debris collection Post Hurricane Hanna

CORPUS CHRISTI, TX – As part of the city’s Hurricane Hanna Response Plan, the City of Corpus Christi’s Solid Waste Department requests residents begin placing their brush and debris curb-side. There will be no citations or fines assessed during this Hurricane response period.  The city-wide removal of debris will begin Monday, August 3, and continue until complete which is estimated to be no more than three weeks. Residents should separate their brush and debris into…

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Local paramedics who volunteered to help fight COVID-19 in Rio Grande Valley didn't expect to be hit by Hurricane Hanna

Local paramedics who volunteered to help fight COVID-19 in Rio Grande Valley didn't expect to be hit by Hurricane Hanna

Atascocita Fire Department paramedics volunteered to help fight COVID-19 in South Texas but were blindsided when they were hit by a hurricane while they were there. ATASCOCITA, Texas — Paramedics with the Atascosita Fire Department returned home after volunteering for duty in the Rio Grande Valley, a coronavirus hot spot. But while they knew they’d be dealing with risks, they were not counting on Hurricane Hanna to hit while they were there. “The amount of…

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This private border wall was already at risk of falling down if not fixed. A hurricane made things worse.

This private border wall was already at risk of falling down if not fixed. A hurricane made things worse.

This article is co-published with ProPublica, a nonprofit newsroom that investigates abuses of power. Sign up for ProPublica’s Big Story newsletter to receive stories like this one in your inbox as soon as they are published. Also, sign up for The Brief, our daily newsletter that keeps readers up to speed on the most essential Texas news. Intense rain over the weekend from Hurricane Hanna left gaping holes and waist-deep cracks on the banks of…

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Facing Lawsuit, Trump Administration Says It Will Not Expel Migrant Children Held In Hotels

Facing Lawsuit, Trump Administration Says It Will Not Expel Migrant Children Held In Hotels

The Trump administration announced this week that it will not expel migrant children and parents who were being held at the Hampton Inn Hotel and Suites in McAllen. Lawyers, on behalf of the federal government, said in court filings on Monday that “the unnamed single minors who were at the identified hotel on July 23, 2020 and still in the United States when the TRO (temporary restraining order) was filed are being processed or will…

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What happens when a hurricane meets coronavirus? South Texas cities found out the hard way

What happens when a hurricane meets coronavirus? South Texas cities found out the hard way

Mitchell Ferman, Texas Tribune Published 11:30 a.m. CT July 29, 2020 Before Hurricane Hanna dumped at least 15 inches of rain on the South Texas city of Mission, the City Council there approved taking out a $5 million bank loan to ensure the city’s stockpile of equipment to protect against the new coronavirus was sufficient. Having enough face masks, sanitizers, gloves and other personal protective equipment is key to preparing for storms during the coronavirus…

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90 percent chance Tropical Storm Isaias forms in next 48 hours in Atlantic Ocean

RALEIGH (WTVD) — Potential Tropical Cyclone Nine has a 90 percent chance to become Tropical Storm Isaias within the next two days. According to the National Hurricane Center,- the storm currently has sustained winds of 45 miles per hour and is moving west northwest at 23 miles per hour. A tropical storm warning has been issued for Puerto Rico and other parts of the Caribbean. Storm Ready 2020: Preparing in a Pandemic The long-term forecast…

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What happens when a hurricane hits a coronavirus hot spot? South Texas cities found out the hard way.

What happens when a hurricane hits a coronavirus hot spot? South Texas cities found out the hard way.

Sign up for The Brief, our daily newsletter that keeps readers up to speed on the most essential Texas news. Before Hurricane Hanna dumped at least 15 inches of rain on the South Texas city of Mission, the City Council there approved taking out a $5 million bank loan to ensure the city’s stockpile of equipment to protect against the new coronavirus was sufficient. Having enough face masks, sanitizers, gloves and other personal protective equipment…

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RGV COVID-19: 64 Fallecimientos en un Solo Día y Supera los 16,000 Casos Condado de Hidalgo

RGV COVID-19: 64 Fallecimientos en un Solo Día y Supera los 16,000 Casos Condado de Hidalgo

Click here to read the latest updates in English. Texas Public Radio le brinda información actualizada sobre el COVID-19 en el Valle del Río Grande y en el  área de San Antonio. Puede encontrar las últimas noticias en español en “TPR Noticias: COVID-19″ aquí. Martes 28 de julio Hasta el 28 de julio, más de 27,000 casos de COVID-19 fueron confirmados en los cuatro condados del Valle del Río Grande. Una región del Sur de…

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Texas Gov. Abbott Tours Communities Damaged By Hurricane Hanna

Texas Gov. Abbott Tours Communities Damaged By Hurricane Hanna

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott praised first responders and local residents in Corpus Christi for their actions during the passage of Hurricane Hanna. Abbott toured the Gulf Coast city on Tuesday and viewed the damage following the Category 1 storm, which struck Saturday evening. There were no reports of fatalities or serious injuries. He singled out for praise Texas Task Force One for their high water rescue operations. The task force included members from some of…

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