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In January, we introduced you to Sheila and Teri. Thousands of people from all around the world saw the story and contacted Depelchin Children’s Center wanting to adopt the sisters.

Thanks to the power of social media and a woman who pulled over to ask him about his services, Mr. G is now part of the Relief Gang helping Houstonians with busted pipes.

Electricity providers are offering help to their own customers who are struggling to pay bills after the crippling winter storm that hit Texas.

Psychotherapist Mary Jo Rapini shares some tips for dating like an adult.

The Axis Youth Network is a nonprofit organization that has taken that process and put those HBCU colleges at your fingertips.

We're hearing from many people who say they're frustrated their FEMA applications have been turned down despite damage to their homes or having no running water.  We took your questions to FEMA. 

Harris County and the City of Houston voted to offer a combined $159 million, plus the state of Texas is making $1.3 billion available. 

The Houston Humane Society is full and offering a special to help get animals adopted after last week's severe winter weather.

Many people lost a lot of food in their refrigerators and freezers when the power was out last week. But there are ways you can collect up to $500 to replace it. 

New local and FEMA assistance is coming available to help many Houston area families living without water and in homes that are severely damaged by burst pipes from last week's ice storm.

Survivor’s guilt, whether irrational or rational, is normal. Although it may or may not go away over time, these suggestions can help you cope.

Houston businesses continue to show compassion to their communities by doing their part to help those in need that have been affected by the winter storm.

Many renters have damage from burst pipes in their homes. Some tell us they're having trouble getting their landlord to make repairs.