We check in with the sixth largest port in the United States.

Harvey’s damage taxes an already debt-ridden program.

“For flood recovery, that's an important group of people for sure,” a university professor says.

Former FEMA administrator Craig Fugate talks about what recovery from a flooding event of this size looks like.

The Federal Emergency Management Agency and officials in Texas don't want to use massive structures to house people, but sometimes that is the best option.

Louisiana, another critical area for oil plants, is watching Harvey's path.

Every expert she's talked to says regulations for building in the city's flood plains are insufficient, says Texas-based reporter Neena Satija.

The president has threatened to let government funding run out if he doesn't get money for a U.S.-Mexico border wall. But that could leave out funds for storm aid.

It's a long process that starts 48 hours before the storm makes landfall. Starting back up can take even longer.

A new report predicts rising sea levels and more volatile weather will make more beachfront areas uninsurable.