Texas Standard For December 26, 2017
It was the biggest weather disaster in Texas history: this hour we’re exploring how it changed the contours of the lone star state. We’re retracing Hurricane Harvey’s path through southeast Texas, and the long and winding road to recovery. From Port Aransas to Houston and the Golden Triangle, it’s the story of a storm which the weather service warned would have no precedent, but Texans came together in ways large and small, helping strangers in need, and finding new ways forward. On this day after Christmas, we’re reconsidering an event that changed Texas in countless ways:
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Host David Brown in the Texas Standard makeshift studio at the Corpus Christi Caller-Times.
Some stories of Harvey; from devastation and rescue, to recovery and hope.
On The Ground In Harvey’s Wake: Corpus Christi, Beaumont And Galveston
NY Times Reporter Says Nighttime Rescue Operation In Houston Subdivision Was Surreal
Here’s How Translators Are Helping Harvey Evacuees
When A Young Girl Lost Her Teddy Bear To Harvey, Kind Neighbors Stepped In
Owner Of Harvey Facebook Page Is Overwhelmed By Gratitude From Victims And Families
Life In Tents And RVs Is The ‘New Normal’ For Residents In Southeast Texas Towns Pummeled By Harvey
After The Flood: Evacuee Family From Port Arthur Thinks Fort Worth Could Be The Future
