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Disasters are not things people like to think about. Most people acknowledge the need to plan, but few ever consider ... Read Story »
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Justin Machicek grappled with his housemate, trying to keep her from going back into their burning home. Read Story »
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Red Cross volunteer training is scheduled for 10 a.m. Monday at the Second Baptist Church, 1802 Lone Tree Road in ... Read Story »
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Linda May knows the importance of being prepared. Read Story »
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The Red Cross needs more volunteers and it needs them now. Read Story »
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Forget the clothes, the toys and material items Kassie Haynes, 31, lost in a Thursday house fire; she just wants ... Read Story »
The sponsorship deadline is looming for the annual Mid-coast Hurricane Conference scheduled for the Victoria Community Center on April 26. Read Story »
A home in Yoakum was severely damaged by fire, but no one was injured, said Yoakum Fire Chief Mark Herchek. Read Story »
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YORKTOWN - As he watched his Texas Outpost restaurant burn down, Brian Dlugosch's first thoughts were for the people who ... Read Story »
Jodi Lewis, 62, is a homemaker. Read Story »
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Bloomington resident Mary Cantu was dozing in bed during an early-morning storm when her window gave way. Read Story »
After a fire ripped through Sage Creek Apartments early Monday morning, leaving about 15 people homeless, neighbors and area nonprofits ... Read Story »
Vera Martinez sat up straight, her composure firm, but the horrors of the past week and uncertainty of the future ... Read Story »
A tornado struck Victoria on Saturday. Read Story »
Emily Stover said it was a thin piece of cloth that saved her from a Sunday morning house fire. Read Story »
"We don't know what we're getting into, but the people need help." Read Story »
BLOOMINGTON - A child's sandal. Scorched clothing. A TV melted nearly beyond recognition. Read Story »