GALVESTON, Texas — Hurricane Ike slammed into the Galveston area on Sept. 13, 2008, and up until that time, was the costliest hurricane to ever strike Texas. Property losses totaled $37 billion. Winds ...

HOUSTON, Sept 22 (Reuters) - Damage assessments from Hurricane Ike will likely climb a "few thousand" barrels in oil and 10 million cubic feet per day in natural gas production lost due to destroyed ...

A small change in Hurricane Ike's course just before it crashed into the Texas coast Saturday may have spared the state and the nation from significantly worse economic damage. The center of the storm ...

Texas officials continued the largest rescue operation in state history, taking thousands of people out of flood-ravaged towns. Video and photo reports from around the region that was hit by Hurricane ...

Rescuers along the Texas Gulf Coast continued to search for victims of Hurricane Ike on Sunday, as officials began to assess the damage caused by... Assessing Hurricane Ike Damage In Texas LIANE ...

The U.S. Coast Guard is among the agencies assessing the damage caused by Hurricane Ike. Helicopter crews fly around South Texas, checking on... Coast Guard Assesses Damage Along Ike's Path STEVE ...

Not all of Hurricane Ike’s damage to Galveston was on the surface. A new mapping of the seafloor beneath Bolivar Roads shows extensive erosion and damage, according to a new study by scientists from ...

Deep-sea divers play an important role in getting the oil supply chain, in disarray after the hurricanes, back together. Their work will allow companies to resume production, transportation, ...

GALVESTON, Texas, September 24, 2008 (ENS) - Residents who evacuated the island city of Galveston, flattened by Hurricane Ike 10 days ago, are being permitted back into the city today but only on a ...

GALVESTON, Texas — Efforts from the 2nd Battalion, 227th Aviation Regiment, 1st Air Cavalry Brigade helped to bridge the gap among Army Aviation, the United States Army Corps of Engineers and other ...

A small change in Hurricane Ike's course just before it crashed into the Texas coast Saturday may have spared the state and the nation from significantly worse economic damage.