Hurricane The muddy water surging into Elizabeth Lucas Hurricane home felt like a recurring nightmare. Two months earlier, an Aug. 14 flood devastated the house on 850 West where she and her husband have lived for over two decades. They had just poured thousands of dollars into repairs when the second deluge struck, sending water rushing through her doorway.
After devastating floods, southern Utah residents are asking why their city didn't do more to prevent the second.
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Hurricane The muddy water surging into Elizabeth Lucas Hurricane home felt like a recurring nightmare. Two months earlier, an Aug. 14 flood devastated the house on 850 West where she and her husband have lived for over two decades. They had just poured thousands of dollars into repairs when the second deluge struck, sending water rushing through her doorway.
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