The July 4 flash flood killed 137 in the Texas Hill Country, with 108 reported dead in Kerr County, including 37 children.

While Kerr County officials responsible for emergency preparedness were nowhere to be found on July 3 and had no plans in ...

Sheriff Larry Leitha shared a detailed timeline of the county's response, which has been questioned by lawmakers, residents, and the media since the deadly floods.

The Kerr County sheriff detailed the early-morning hours of the July 4 floods in Kerrville, calls that dispatch received, in ...

The Texas Legislature is holding a hearing on the July 4 floods in the Hill Country. We still need answers on why local ...

Texas lawmakers pressed Kerr County leaders on July 4 flood failures that killed 107 people, citing delays in alerts and lack of evacuation preparation.

Lawmakers plan to hear testimony Thursday in Kerr County. Questions remain about how state and local entities responded to ...

"You should have been here directing that response. That is your responsibility,” Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick told Kerr County Judge ...

At 1:14 a.m., Chief McCall received a Code Red Weather Warning, saying the National Weather Service issued a flash flood ...

Slow-moving thunderstorms are moving through the New York City area, expected to "pose threats to life and cause significant ...

Local officials and people directly impacted by the deadly flooding in early July asked lawmakers to make improvements to the state’s disaster response efforts ...

Testimony given at the Texas Joint Select Committee legislative by Kerr County Sheriff Larry Leitha and Kerrville City ...