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History repeated itself when the Guadalupe River swept away Camp Mystic. Why few lessons were learned after the 1987 flood.
The Fourth of July flood bore a striking similarity to the Hill Country flood that killed 10 summer campers in 1987. In the ...
The Upper Guadalupe River Authority says water quality is testing in the normal range, but there's still a lot of potentially ...
The 517-acre recreational park and campground, which straddles Texas 173, was evacuated the early morning hours of July 4 by ...
ALPENA — Alpena Rotary Club members on Monday heard from Kerrville, Texas Rotary Club members via Zoom about the July 4 ...
Texts and emails obtained by ABC News show how officials with a Texas river authority responded as the July Fourth floods ...
The search for Camp Mystic camper Cile Steward and Jeff Ramsey of Lewisville is ongoing — and the determination to find them ...
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One weather balloon for the entire Texas-Mexico border? We need better flood forecasting. | Editorial
This will not be the last time Texas experiences a biblical downpour. Precipitation trends indicate that the odds of extreme rainfall will increase by 50% by 2036. Events like the Central Texas floods ...
Hunt Independent School district had over a month left until school was scheduled to start on August 20. But after ...
SAN ANTONIO — Schreiner Park, a 517-acre campground and recreation area in the heart of Kerr County, is back open to visitors ...
The all-girls Christian summer camp where 27 people, most of them children, were swept away and killed by the July 4 flooding ...
Guadalupe-Blanco River Authority, or GBRA, is continuing its work on a multi-year, basin-wide conservation plan geared toward protecting six freshwater species.
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