FEMA

FEMA is offering transitional shelter assistance for Texans who have been displaced by Hurricane Beryl by helping cover costs for temporary hotel stays.

Houston residents impacted by Hurricane Beryl can visit newly opened FEMA Disaster Recovery Centers for in-person assistance with the application process.

After Hurricane Beryl, FEMA aids Houstonians with disaster relief guidance and opens Recovery Centers for face-to-face support. Residents, coping with issues like medication loss and the need for power-based medical devices, can now seek direct assistance.

Fort Bend County has now been approved for individual FEMA disaster assistance after initially being left off of the list. Here's how to apply and what type of aid is available.

Financial relief could be on the way for the families of the nearly 50,000 Texans who died from COVID-19. FEMA is now accepting applications for COVID-19 funeral expenses. 

Houstonians whose pipes burst in the freeze expecting to be made whole by FEMA may only receive $400 like one Northeast Houston family.

Texas will now work with the Federal Emergency Management Agency to launch two vaccination super sites in Dallas and Houston. Governor Greg Abbott tweeted the announcement Monday and said the super sites could handle up to 6,000 shots a day.