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In the Wake of Ike

Residents in Galveston begin the recuperation process as they are now able to return and see what has been destroyed and what can be salvaged more than a week after Hurricane Ike made landfall.

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Supplies Scarce, Patience Thin Around Houston
Article | HOUSTON, Sept. 16 -- For the past four days, since Hurricane Ike plowed across Houston, knocking down power lines and wreaking havoc, home for the Hawkins family has mostly been their Chevy Malibu in the parking lot. Their apartment, in a complex called Concord, has no electricity and is stifling...
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