Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sues U.S. Masters Swimming, alleging violation of Texas Deceptive Trade Practices Act by allowing transgender competitors in women’s events at a San Antonio meet.
Kerrville, Texas, establishes free dog bathing stations for search and rescue K9s aiding flood recovery. Local businesses and organizations provide crucial grooming services to support these essential teams in their efforts.
AT&T sets up a Mobile Connectivity Center in Hunt, TX, following severe flooding. The center offers free Wi-Fi, computers, and charging stations to support residents affected by the disaster.
A business in Boerne, Texas, has raised $30 million by creating and selling “Hill Country Strong” signs to support flood victims. The funds go to the Texas Hill Country Community Fund for flood relief efforts.
The Kempner Volunteer Fire Department evacuated RV parks in Kempner, Texas, as the Lampasas River exceeded 30 feet following heavy rain. Local authorities closed several roads and low water crossings due to flooding, while the Lampasas Police Department assisted in evacuating elderly residents near a creek.
A Houston woman reunited with her two cats, Rambo and Mo, after losing them during a devastating flood. The incident occurred when a tree branch smashed through her window, allowing the cats to escape. Community members and rescue groups actively participated in the search, highlighting the importance of community support in times of crisis.
The San Antonio food industry is actively supporting Kerr County flood relief by donating sales and organizing food drives. Local businesses and the San Antonio Food Bank are coordinating efforts to assist victims of the recent floods in Texas.
The San Antonio Zoo lights up its parking garage to support flood victims, offering a symbol of hope and unity. The initiative highlights community solidarity and encourages local businesses to engage in similar supportive acts.
Authorities in Texas continue the search for 20 missing girls and survivors after the Guadalupe River floods claimed 24 lives. Camp Mystic, a summer camp, faced severe flooding, and rescue teams work tirelessly amid warnings of more rainfall. State officials mobilize resources, while community members unite to aid recovery and support affected families.
Flash floods in Kerr County, Texas, resulted in at least 24 fatalities and left over 20 children missing from Camp Mystic. Rescue efforts continue amidst historic flooding in the region, as families and authorities strive to locate the unaccounted individuals.