Kemah News

No doubt Hurricane Ike devastated the area, but it also wiped out the local multi-million dollar fishing and shrimp industry.

Editor: Bay Area Pet Adoptions, formerly known as Bay Area SPCA, has taken a crippling blow from Hurricane Ike.

It's a little unusual for me to write about The Daily News as a business. But these are unusual times and the newspaper is doing something that hard-hit business owners ought to know about.

As Galveston County residents recover from the floodwaters of Hurricane Ike, they find themselves in the grips of a housing shortage.

It's a little unusual for me to write about The Daily News as a business. But these are unusual times and the newspaper is doing something that hard-hit business owners ought to know about.

KEMAH, Texas - A family of 15 is living in tents in their front yard after Hurricane Ike wreaked havoc on their Kemah home, KPRC Local 2 reported Monday.

KEMAH, Texas - Kemah residents are working around the clock to be able to move in back into their homes, KPRC Local 2 reported Thursday.

Officials announced Thursday that Kemah residents can finally return home. AP Photo Damage from Hurricane Ike to the Kemah boardwalk is shown in this aerial view Monday, Sept.

"The Hot Dog Show" includes recipes from chef Marc Murphy, a history lesson from Janet Riley, president of the National Hot Dog & Sausage Council, and hot dog memorabilia with collector Charles Phoenix.

All along the Texas coast, Latino immigrants are hauling away fallen trees, slashing through storm-tangled brush, patching punctured roofs.

Published: Thursday, September 18, 2008 at 5:45 p.m. Last Modified: Thursday, September 18, 2008 at 5:58 p.m. A letter from Larry Durrence, former president of Polk Community College and current interim ...

Six Galveston County residents died as a direct result of Hurricane Ike and 13 others died during the storm from medical conditions, the county medical examiner said Thursday.

Although much of Houston is recovering from Hurricane Ike, region's seaside communities are struggling to recover.

The street corner underneath the blue, arching sign welcoming visitors to Kemah is littered with debris washed out of people's houses: light-switch covers, roof shingles and even a sandy, sticky clump of faded ...

A man searches through debris left by Hurricane Ike along Seawall Boulevard on Saturday in Galveston, Texas.

A lone man takes a closer look at what is left of the Texas City Dyke Saturday, Sept.

Even as they plucked people from rooftops and wrecked neighborhoods on Saturday, emergency responders grumbled over how many brushed off dire warnings and tried to ride out Hurricane Ike.

Matt Schlabach, left, and Meredith Borders look at the damage casused by Hurricane Ike to the JPMorgan Chase Tower Saturday, Sept.

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Flood waters from Hurricane Ike inundate the main street in Kemah, Texas, Saturday, Sept.