At least 68 people died in a flood on the Guadalupe River in Texas, including 27 from Camp Mystic. Authorities search for missing individuals, while the community supports recovery efforts. Emergency services are actively managing the disaster response.
A devastating flood in Texas claims multiple lives, including young girls from North Texas and a Hunt family member. Communities mourn as recovery efforts continue.
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.
Communities across Texas celebrated the Fourth of July on Friday with patriotic pride, coastal charm, and star-studded performances that brought thousands together to honor America’s 249th birthday.
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.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott declared a state disaster due to catastrophic floods in Kerrville, resulting in 24 deaths and over 20 missing. State resources have been deployed for ongoing search and rescue efforts along the Guadalupe River.
Nearly 5 million Texans are expected to travel during the July 4th holiday weekend, reflecting a major uptick in holiday plans across the state. Most travelers will hit the road, aligning with a broader national trend favoring car travel.
Fireworks vendors in North Texas observe slower sales during the July 4th season compared to previous years. Vendors like Kristina Davis-Yusuf remain hopeful for a last-minute increase in demand as Independence Day approaches.
The first West Nile virus case in Texas for 2025 confirmed in Brazos County. State health officials urge mosquito precautions and public cooperation in prevention efforts.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton drops his appeal, resulting in a $6.6 million state payment to four former deputies. The settlement awaits legislative approval for finalization.