Texas Hill Country flood victims still paying the price for FEMA’s failures a year later, report says
A year after floods swept through the Texas Hill Country, killing 139 people and upending survivors’ lives, a new report shows more than half of families who applied for federal disaster aid never got it. Released by watchdog group Sabotaging Our Safety (SOS), the analysis blames the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s faltering response on the […]
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