×
Top Stories
Russia Blamed as 500 Drones Rattle DenmarkTexas Tech Faculty to Recognize Only Two GendersWeek 5 2025 - High School Football Scoreboard | Friday Night RivalsIndicted Comey Says Trump Still Obsessed With HimTrump Threatens to Relocate World Cup Games If Cities 'Unsafe'Kamala Harris Calls Comey Indictment 'Painful to See'Trump's Layoff Threat Rattles Senate DemocratsEx-South Carolina sheriff pleads guilty to stealing from police fundEPA's Zeldin to Newsmax: Ending 'Green New Scam' Helps AmericansCharleston area ramps up preparations as tropical disturbance threatens possible floodingTrump Releases Amelia Earhart DocumentsSerbian President to Newsmax: Deepening Ties With US CrucialTrump Demands Microsoft Fire Fmr Biden Deputy AGLowcountry man wins $2 million lottery prize, plans to buy houseGov. McMaster to address South Carolina Saturday regarding pending weather impactsSouth Carolina activates price gouging law after State of Emergency declaredDelaware Gov. Meyer Won't Admit to CNBC Companies FleeingMidlands brace for soon-to-be Imelda as agencies prepareGov. McMaster declares State of Emergency for South Carolina ahead of tropical disturbance"We 're losing empathy": Frustration grows among neighbors over homelessness

Midlands brace for soon-to-be Imelda as agencies prepare

Sep 26, 2025 | 5:40 PM

Utility companies and state agencies in the Midlands are gearing up for potential heavy rain and flooding as Hurricane Humberto and soon-to-be Imelda threatens

Sweet Deals - Get LIMITED-TIME deals on dining, local attractions and entertainment.
On Air Now
Rich Valdés
10:00 PM - 12:00 AM