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Families of flooding victims sue Camp Mystic, owners for wrongful death of 13 campers, 2 counselors

The belongings such as blankets and footlockers of campers are taken out of cabins that flooded during devastating July 4 flood at Camp Mystic in Hunt on Tuesday, July 8, 2025.

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Families accuse Camp Mystic of ignoring risks in Texas lawsuit over flood deaths

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Dallas family files the 2nd lawsuit against Camp Mystic after Central Texas flood killed 27

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Camp Mystic Breaks Silence After Families File Lawsuits Claiming Deaths Were Preventable

The lawsuits allege that the deaths of 25 campers and two counselors in a Central Texas flood on July 4 could have been prevented.

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Families of 9 Camp Mystic flooding victims file lawsuits alleging gross negligence after 27 girls and counselors died

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Families of Camp Mystic victims sue owners over deadly Texas flood

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Texas families of Camp Mystic flooding victims file lawsuits

Questions abound about who qualifies and whether enough funds are available.

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Families of Texas flood victims sue Camp Mystic for wrongful death and negligence

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Families of Camp Mystic flood victims sue camp owners for evacuating 'too late'

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8-inch hole found at southeast Texas dam prompts evacuation order

The Polk County Office of Emergency Management announced Saturday that the dam at Carter Lake near Camden, about 110 miles northeast of Houston, had been compromised. The county OEM reported possible damage to the dam's embankment, and that the property owners at the dam were assessing the risk to the community.

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Texas under a flood risk Friday: Here's when it affects Houston

Heavy rainfall returns to other parts of Texas Friday, and a risk of flooding spreads toward Houston. Here's the timeline of what to expect.

‘Stronger Together’ | Free webinar series offers support after Hill Country floods

A mom whose sons narrowly escaped the July 4th floods is turning pain into purpose by working with a nonprofit for a free mental health series for others affected.