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The Community Foundation of the Texas Hill Country reported that the biggest donation it received was a $5 million check. It also received a check for $1.
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Texas Republicans have been tasked by President Donald Trump to create five new Republican congressional seats in an off-cycle redistricting effort.
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A panel of Texas House and Senate lawmakers are holding a joint meeting today where they're discussing the state's response to the devastating July 4 flash flooding that left more than 130 dead.
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The Federal Emergency Management Agency has guidance for survivors of natural disasters whose applications for financial assistance were rejected or the aid they received was not as much as they needed.
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Many people have been unable to sign up for FEMA's National Flood Insurance Program because the premium must be paid up-front and all at once. However, there is now a change that allows for an installment payment plan.
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The organizations working together to help the flood victims said that the best way to help is with monetary donations.
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Following the devastating flooding along the Upper Guadalupe basin, two journalists talk about coverage of natural disasters in their parts of the country—from major fires in California to landslides due to extreme weather in the North Carolina. We're joined by Erin Stone, Climate and Environment Reporter for California NPR and Flood and Disaster Reporter Laura Hackett from Blue Ridge Public Radio.
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Severe flooding in the Texas Hill Country nearly wiped out an entire vineyard in Kerrville. It'll take years to recover.
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The tips include how to replace certificates, driver licenses, Social Security cards, Medicare cards, permanent residency cards, passports, federal tax returns, and military records.
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Voss Middle School will house team from Dallas-Fort Worth area as they help relief and recovery operations in Kerrville region.