Hill Country
Coverage of Hill Country in the Nexus archive.
- How a Hill Country ranch became Texas' first public rainwater system
The article recounts the journey of a Hill Country ranch to become Texas' first public rainwater system. It details how this specific property transitioned into a functioning public water system.
- Eanes ISD: Westlake grad identified as victim in Hill Country floods, family says
Eanes ISD confirmed that Mark Steward's family identified him as a victim of the deadly floods in the Hill Country and other parts of Texas. The announcement was made on Friday regarding the flooding that occurred on Thursday.
- Parts of Texas face threats of dangerous flooding while previously hit areas launch cleanup efforts
Parts of Texas face dangerous flash flooding threats, with rescue operations saving over 200 people, while previously affected areas like Uvalde begin cleanup after recent storms caused two deaths. Flood warnings persist in the Texas Hill Country, where historic rainfall levels are expected, compounding challenges from last year's devastating floods.
- Sean Teare on ICE shooting (July 17, 2026)
The article discusses recent flooding in the Hill Country and Harris County D.A. Sean Teare's office investigating the shooting death of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo by an ICE agent.
- Live updates: Impacts from flash flooding continue to be felt
Life-threatening flash flooding occurred in the Hill Country on Thursday, with ongoing impacts being felt on Friday. The flooding has caused significant disruption in the region.
- New flooding haunts Hill Country residents a year after historic disaster
Residents in the Hill Country are experiencing new flooding a year after a historic disaster. Sherri Steadham stands on her front lawn in Center Point after floodwaters from the Guadalupe River receded near her home.
- Hill Country youth camps 'super vigilant' in latest storms
Hill Country youth camps are taking precautions amid severe flooding. KXAN visited the area to discuss the impact of storms on summer camp operations.
- Kerr County opens shelters as severe weather moves through Hill Country
Kerr County has opened three shelters for individuals displaced by severe weather in the Hill Country. The shelters provide temporary housing as the region experiences the impact of the storm.
- At least 1 summer camp evacuates, others monitoring as life-threatening floods strike the Hill Country
Camp La Jita, a Girl Scouts camp in Uvalde County, evacuated earlier this week due to life-threatening floods. Other summer camps in the Hill Country are monitoring the weather and preparing safety plans.
- As flooding returns to Hill Country, Texas lawmakers say new safety laws already making a difference
Texas lawmakers have overhauled flood preparedness laws following deadly flooding, with officials reporting early benefits from the changes. However, major flood mitigation projects remain years from completion.
- Flash Flood Emergency in Kerr County, heavy rain
A life-threatening Flash Flood Emergency is ongoing in Kerr County due to heavy rainfall. Several inches of rain have fallen in parts of the Hill Country over the past six hours, according to Meteorologist Tommy House.
- Rain causes multiple road closures in Hill Country
Heavy overnight rain caused road closures in the Hill Country, with Gillespie County being a primary area affected. The closures were due to heavy showers that occurred during the night.
- 2.5M Texans expected to face life-threatening flash flooding as states of emergency declared
Over 2.5 million people in Texas' Hill Country and Big Bend regions are expected to face life-threatening flash flooding through Friday. Governor Greg Abbott declared a state of emergency across 59 counties on Tuesday due to torrential rain and flooding.
- Hays County expands flood warning systems one year after deadly Hill Country floods
Hays County is expanding flood warning systems one year after deadly flooding in Texas that killed over 100 people during the Fourth of July weekend. Communities are taking new steps to prepare for future major storms.
- How to still help Hill Country flooding victims, one year later
The article highlights that survivors and loved ones of the Hill Country flooding still require community assistance one year later, providing ways to help.
- Reckless hunter arrested after 13 decapitated deer carcasses appear on front lawns across Texas
A Texas man was arrested after allegedly slaughtering at least 13 white-tailed deer bucks, decapitating them for their trophy heads, and leaving the headless carcasses scattered across residential neighborhoods in the Hill Country region. The Texas Parks & Wildlife Commission investigated the incident, which was described as turning the scenic area into a "horror show."