Camp Mystic in Texas flooded on July 4, killing 27 people, including 25 children. Over 200 millimeters (over seven inches) of ...

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In early July, more than 130 people were killed in catastrophic flash flooding in the Texas Hill Country region, including 27 ...

The Texas Water Development Board said it recently approved an accelerated timeline for two bills related to outdoor warning ...

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Five months after the catastrophic flooding in Kerr County, hundreds of frantic 911 calls from the overnight July 4 flood were released publicly Friday.

KERRVILLE, Texas (AP) — In an instant, frantic voices overwhelmed the two county emergency dispatchers on duty in the Texas Hill Country as catastrophic flooding inundated cabins and youth camps along ...

The July 4 flood took a human toll, but it also did environmental and ecological damage. Experts say with time and patience, ...

Read more Three weeks after flash floods in Texas’ Hill Country killed more than 100 people, state lawmakers chastised Kerr County leaders for rejecting money a year earlier to create a warning ...

Twenty-eight people at Camp Mystic — 25 campers, the camp's owner and two counselors — died in the July 4 floods when the Guadalupe River breached its banks.