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Hundreds still missing after Hurricane Ike

Hundreds of people still remain missing three weeks after Ike's assault on Texas coast. Various agencies are giving estimates ranging from 300 to 400 people missing.

In the Media by Kesavan Unnikrishnan

Debris From Hurricane Ike Washes Ashore 100 Miles Away From Galveston, TX

Debris from Ike's wrath begins to litter the beaches some 120-miles away from Galveston. Bits of houses such as stairwells and walls are washing ashore and have even caused problems in a local search and rescue effort for a missing swimmer.

In the Media by Nikki Weingartner - 9 comments

Galveston Residents Allowed To Return Home Under A Phased Re-Entry Plan

Residents of Galveston Island were issued a plan of return over the next seven days. The plan calls for a phased re-entry based upon residency that will take approximately three days. No start date for the plan has been given.

In the Media by Nikki Weingartner - 7 comments

Refineries In The Gulf Are Expected To Be Back Online By Week's End

Does anyone remember the gas shortage of the 1970s? Despite some fears that we may be headed for a shortage following damage to the refineries along the Texas coast, encouraging reports are coming in expecting to be at 75% capacity by the end of the week.

In the Media by Nikki Weingartner - 2 comments

Hurricane Ike: The Untold Story

Thousands of Texans watched TV all day Saturday in quiet desperation hoping for just one word about their loved ones and their homes on Bolivar Peninsula, Texas.

In the Media by Barbara Sowell - 25 comments

'Hurricane fatigue' sets in as Ike targets U.S. Gulf coast

Officials in U S Gulf coast are worried that many storm-weary residents of the area may ignore orders to evacuate or stock supplies as the hurricane Ike closes in.

In the Media by Kesavan Unnikrishnan - 11 comments

Hurricane Ike Has Entire Gulf Coast On Pins And Needles Following Current Death Toll

Hurricane Ike pounded storm ravaged Cuba last night as a Category 3 storm, raising their recent hurricane related death toll around 600. Haiti suffered nearly 50 Ike deaths. As the now Cat 2 storm makes its way across land, U.S. residents are on alert.

In the Media by Nikki Weingartner - 11 comments

Tropical storm Ike explodes into a Category 4 Hurricane

Tropical storm Ike formed over the Atlantic turned into dangerous Category four Hurricane in less than 24 hours time. The path of the Hurricane is still unknown as it remains in the open ocean.

In the Media by Kesavan Unnikrishnan - 9 comments

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PHOTOS: Destroyed: Galveston Residents Return Home

Hurricane Ike evacuees come to Galveston for the first time since Ike.

Pregnancy Ups Heart Attack Risk

Ike S. Okwuosa, MD reports: CHICAGO – Heart attacks are often linked to high blood pressure, diabetes and smoking. But a new study suggests pregnancy can also increase the risk. “There are significant hormonal changes that occur during pregnancy that affect the coronary arteries,” said study...

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Hurricane Ike lasted nine days. September 12, 2008, the eye of Hurricane Ike approached the Texas coast near Galveston Bay, making landfall at over the east end of Galveston Island in Texas

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