Stories Around Texas for September 7th, 2017

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PublishedSeptember 7, 2017

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In south Texas, this was going to be one of the best years farmers had seen in a while. The cotton crop was projected to bring in record prices and even clear out many families’ debts. But the massive rainfall, winds and a slow drying-out process from Harvey have left many farmers overwhelmed and worried. Click Here to read the full story.

Retail gasoline prices in Texas and across the country continue to surge in the aftermath of catastrophic flooding brought by Harvey. Click Here to read the full story.

Health officials in Texas are on alert for an expected surge in the mosquito population in the wake of devastation left by Hurricane Harvey. Gov. Greg Abbott said Tuesday that mosquito control measures are already being implemented across Houston, where standing water and debris could provide ideal breeding grounds for the insects. Click Here to read the full story.

A Texas official says the state’s gasoline supply is recovering quickly after shortages he blames on hoarding and panic buying due to Harvey. Click Here to read the full story.

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