Texans affected by the July storms and flooding can replace lost or damaged vital documents through various means. Insurance information can be retrieved from insurers, while vital records are available from the Texas Department of State Health Services.
Sky 2 LIVE above industrial site where Harris Co. Sheriff Ed Gonzalez said people in the area are feeling illUnknown odor at Deer Park chemical plant causing ‘headaches and nausea,’ Harris Co. deputies investigating Read full article: Unknown odor at Deer Park chemical plant causing ‘headaches and nausea,’ Harris Co.
deputies investigating Image of suspect Chase Robinson provided in court documents. Authorities have not released an official booking photo as of this writing.Damage from Hill Country floods near Rio Vista Road in Hunt, Texas, on Sunday, July 13, 2025.Texans applying for FEMA assistance after the July storms and flooding will need to provide documentation such as proof of identity and residence. If important documents were lost or damaged during the disaster, there are several ways to get replacements. To retrieve insurance information, contact your insurance company or agent and request a copy of your policy, including the Declaration Page and any settlement or denial letters. ForIf your driver’s license or state ID card was lost or destroyed, visit any Texas Department of Public Safety office oror by submitting a printed application with proper ID at your local Social Security office. Only original or certified documents with official stamps or seals will be accepted; photocopies are not valid.either online or by mail. Lost or stolen passports can be reported and replaced through the U.S. State Department at travel.state.gov. To get copies of past federal tax returns, visit the‘It hit my heart’: Volunteer finds Camp Mystic victim water bottle, returns it to family after flooding‘Jenna is not alone’: Liberty rallies around 8-year-old who survived Hill Country flood that killed her parentsHolly joined the KPRC 2 digital team in March 2024, leveraging her eight years of expertise in blogging and digital content to share her passion for Houston. Outside of work, she enjoys exploring the city's vibrant scenes, all while balancing her roles as a wife and mother to two toddlers.
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