The youngest girls at Camp Mystic in Texas were asleep in cabins as little as 225 feet from the river when flash flooding suddenly surged — causing the water to rise 20 feet above flood stage in ...

Founded in 1926, the camp provides a “wholesome Christian atmosphere” and a haven where girls “develop outstanding personal qualities and self-esteem,” according to its website.The girls ...

A catastrophic flash flood has left at least 51 dead and 27 girls missing in central Texas, turning peaceful campgrounds into watery graves. The disaster struck overnight as the Guadalupe River ...

The flood that overtook Texas' Guadeloupe River on Friday and stranded members of an all-girls Christian camp is proving to be worse than a 1987 disaster spurred by a near-identical deluge that ...

Terrified parents of missing girls from a Texas summer camp say they are 'praying' for a miracle after flash flooding swept through Kerr County, killing at least 24 people with dozens more missing.

The private nondenominational Christian camp, founded in 1926, is located along the Guadalupe River in Kerr County, one of 15 counties covered in Texas Gov. Greg Abbott's disaster declaration.

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Texas parents are frantically posting photos of their daughters and pleas for information as more than 20 campers from an all-girls summer camp remain missing after floods tore through the state's ...

Campers as young as 8-years-old were swept away by catastrophic flooding in central Texas when tropical rainfall sent the Guadalupe River surging onto Camp Mystic, where the young campers slept.

Camp Mystic director Richard "Dick" Eastland died while attempting to rescue campers during catastrophic flooding that tore through parts of Central Texas. He is among 59 people confirmed dead so ...

One river gauge near Camp Mystic recorded a 22 foot rise (6.7 meters) in about two hours, said Bob Fogarty, meteorologist with the National Weather Service’s Austin/San Antonio office.

At least 67 people are dead following flooding that slammed central Texas over the weekend, while a desperate search for 11 girls continues. 59 of the confirmed deaths occurred in Kerr County, Sheriff ...