Recovery
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A preliminary estimate from Accuweather estimates millions of dollars in loss from flash flooding in the Hill Country over the Fourth of July weekend. The death toll now exceeds 100 and search and rescue efforts continue.
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Emergency responders are using boats, drones, helicopters and horses to search the devastated Hill Country area. President Donald Trump signed a major disaster declaration Sunday for Kerr County.
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John Hayes addresses how NOAA is keeping up with a warming climate and societal changes.
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Federal officials and EAS participants are hoping that local emergency managers will become more engaged in alerting initiatives.
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A gap in satellites could leave emergency managers without severe weather information that they’ve come to rely on.
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Officials plan to install a weather tracking system to provide real-time updates to the county’s Emergency Operations Center and the public.
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Tennessee is beginning to deploy a statewide next-generation 911 network after years of planning and saving.
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The Transportation Security Administration’s “good catches” of last year include a science project and explosives.
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VoIP technology brings portability and cost savings to 911 call centers, making it the top choice for system replacement.
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A rundown of the 11 most read articles in 2011.
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Andy Moffitt found what he was looking for — the urgency of response and the freedom to create and influence.
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How Pitney Bowes got back to business after flames destroyed its mail services facility.
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Springfield-Greene County’s center will be designed to withstand 250 mph winds and have a 10,000 square foot EOC in the basement.
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A partnership seeks to aid wildfire fighting with real-time information while operating from a next-generation emergency operations center.
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There are fundamental social changes occurring rapidly everywhere — and disasters are changing too.
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Law enforcement officers have the difficult job of sniffing out potential terrorists from increasingly diverse sources.
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Virginia Tech shooting prompts universities nationally to examine their ability to respond to such a catastrophe.