Hurricanes

Edward "Pookie" Hall of Urban South Entertainment visited the places you didn't see on the news after Hurricane Ike hit Houston. (Article contains some NSFW language.)

Highlights on today's show includes a bit from Fortune Telling Fred, Comedian Savel Rhines talks about the five dumbest criminals and Myskenna has received another letter!

The airline suspended its Houston Hobby operation on Friday, Sept. 12, and plans to remain closed through the close of business Monday September 15.

Denton County stands ready to assist the Gulf Coast.

I was told there would be squalls. There better damn well be squalls.

Organizations that can provide groups of volunteers should visit this website to register.

Anyone interested in volunteering may contact: the Denton County United Way at 940-566-2688 or this website, the American Red Cross at 940-384-0880 or the Salvation Army at 940-566-3880.

Crews from the 136th Airlift Wing are loading up old and disabled folks in Beaumont and moving them out to higher ground.

The abatement is backdated to Sept. 8.

Ike is expected to make landfall on the central Texas coast early Saturday morning.

None of the shelters are receiving any further evacuated individuals.

Since the hurricane wasn't completely devastating, can we be just a smidge happy about the rain?

Dallas area girds up for hurricane arrival and aftermath.

Up to 500 displaced persons can be accommodated, say officials with the Arlington Emergency Operations Center.

The American Red Cross and Denton County are preparing to activate up to four shelters that will provide temporary housing for persons transported via official evacuation buses and aircraft arriving to the North Texas area.

About 100 evacuees are expected to be brought to Richardson starting Sunday afternoon August 31.

Use of Convention Center for evacuees could be limited by scheduled Wal-Mart convention.

The County has already been asked by the Governor's office to prepare for 4100 evacuees that could arrive by air as soon as Sunday.