Parents of the 27 campers and counselors killed when floodwaters rushed through a girl's summer camp in the Texas Hill Country pleaded with lawmakers to pass a bill that would boost camp safety.

Senate Bill 1, which would require more oversight of emergency plans and evacuation procedures at summer camps, was advanced ...

Unlike some small towns that have been polished to a high-tourist sheen, Kerrville maintains a lived-in feel, where working folks and visitors share the same sidewalks and the same appreciation for a ...

In the weeks since the water has receded back into the banks of Texas Hill Country’s Guadalupe River, the extent of the damage from the deadly July 4 floods is coming into focus. It can be measured in ...

This dramatic bronze cowboy statue captures the spirit of the West that still gallops through Kerrville’s cultural identity. Photo credit: S A The quality of life here creates the real value ...

Monday marks one month since devastating floods swept through the Texas Hill Country on July 4, claiming at least 135 lives. Two people are still missing.

Rain falls as Irene Valdez visits a make-shift memorial for flood victims along the Guadalupe River on July 13, 2025, in Kerrville, Texas. (AP Photo/Eric Gay, File) ...

KERRVILLE, TEXAS - JULY 06: An America flag is planted over caution tape on the banks of the Guadalupe River on July 06, 2025 in Kerrville, Texas. Heavy rainfall caused severe flooding along the ...

KERRVILLE, Texas — The emergency management coordinator in Kerr County testified Thursday that he was sick and sleeping as the Guadalupe River overran its banks on the Fourth of July, killing ...

So far, no evidence has shown that key county emergency officials with jurisdiction along the Guadalupe River were even awake when the Hill Country floods hit.

The Kerrville Emergency Management Coordinator, Jerremy Hughs was known to not be on the call because he was setting up a mobile command post for a 4th of July event at the time.

A flood-ravaged vehicle, towed from the river, shows the damage inflicted by the roaring Guadalupe on July 4. Star photos by Veronica Rector Comfort local Kathryn Ryckman partnered with Intrepid Care ...