Hogan Seeks Disaster Declaration For Ellicott City
Gov. Larry Hogan has requested a presidential disaster declaration after floods caused extensive damage on Main Street in Ellicott City.
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Gov. Larry Hogan has requested a presidential disaster declaration after floods caused extensive damage on Main Street in Ellicott City.
As the recovery efforts continued in flood-ravaged Ellicott City on Thursday, more donations poured in to help the more than 1,000 people impacted by the storms.
Howard County Executive Kittleman says the U.S. Small Business Administration has approved the governor's request for a disaster declaration for flood-ravaged Ellicott City.
Clean up and recovery efforts along Main Street have seen their highs and lows.
Gov. Larry Hogan has asked the U.S. Small Business Administration for a disaster declaration for Howard County due to flash flooding.
More than a week after flash floods wreaked havoc in Ellicott City, threatening lives and livelihoods, residents were relieved to return to their homes and businesses to clean up on Monday.
On Sunday, for the first time residents and business owners were allowed to return to Main Street in Ellicott City long enough to clean up.
The residents of Ellicott City continue to pick up the pieces one week after a thousand-year storm dropped six inches of rain on the Maryland community.
Howard County Police arrested a Prince George's County man on Saturday after he allegedly robbed an Ellicott City bank.
The State of Emergency in Howard County following deadly flooding in Ellicott City has been extended through Sept. 7.
Two people were killed in Saturday night's flooding. Now the community is coming together to help the dozens and dozens of people impacted.
Employees of nearby businesses were evacuated after a commercial robbery was reported in the 3400 block of Ellicott Center Drive.
A 29-year-old woman has been charged with assault, burglary and theft at an Ellicott City restaurant following the recent devastating flood.
There were unfortunate setbacks Wednesday in the flooding recovery efforts in Ellicott City.
The 911 calls from Saturday night, when Ellicott City experience historic and deadly flooding, have been released by the county government.
Deadly flooding in Ellicott City is now causing new problems. There is a massive sewage leak in the area.
There are many ways to help those impacted by the deadly flooding that hit Ellicott City over the weekend.
The Baltimore Ravens announced they will be donating $10,000 to help those affected by the floods in Ellicott City last weekend.
The flash flooding in Ellicott City this weekend took a matter of minutes, but the rebuilding could take months, if not, years.
A group of good Samaritans worked together to save lives as rain fell and water rushed through the streets.
Historic Flooding Devastates Ellicott City
The United Way of Central Maryland has established a fund to provide humanitarian relief to those impacted by the devastating flash floods in Ellicott City over the weekend.
Howard County is opening a Disaster Assistance Center for residents, business owners and property own impacted by Saturday's flooding on Main Street in Ellicott City.
Owners of vehicles that were towed from the Main Street area of Ellicott City following this weekend's flooding can pick up their cars this week, Tuesday through Sunday, free of charge.
Business owners and residents are getting a first glimpse of the wreckage after deadly floodwaters swept through Ellicott City on Saturday night.
Expect cloudy and unseasonably mild weather today. Showers & gusty thunderstorms will usher in chilly air tonight.
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Clear and calm start with rain moving in around dinner time. Expect gusty winds and heavy downpours of rain at times.
Expect cloudy and unseasonably mild weather today. Showers & gusty thunderstorms will usher in chilly air tonight.
Breezy, wet and cooler by late week in Maryland
Major change in Maryland's forecast by week's end
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Clear and calm start with rain moving in around dinner time. Expect gusty winds and heavy downpours of rain at times.
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