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One year after deadly flash floods in central Texas that killed over 130 people, Kerrville continues its recovery with new warning systems now active. Jason Allen visited to observe the rebuilding efforts.

Ryan DeWitt and Matthew Childress, fathers of a camper and counselor who died during floods at Camp Mystic in Texas, are advocating for safety reforms in U.S. summer camps to prevent similar tragedies. They shared their experiences with CBS News to highlight the need for improved safety measures.

Saturday marks one year since catastrophic flooding at Camp Mystic in Texas killed 25 campers, two counselors, and the camp's executive director. CBS News' Jason Allen reports on the tragedy.

Flash flooding in Texas nearly one year ago killed over 130 people, including 27 individuals at Camp Mystic. Fathers of Camp Mystic victims are advocating for safety changes. Jason Allen interviewed two of these fathers.

The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating a low flyover of a Boeing 777 at the Horseshoe Bay Resort Jet Center airport in Texas after a video of the incident went viral. Jason Allen reports.

A Tesla crashed into a house, killing a woman inside; the driver, who survived, claimed the car was in self-driving mode. The incident occurred when the vehicle jumped a curb and slammed into the home.

Texas investigators released a final report on the deadly flooding at Camp Mystic on July 4, 2025, citing leadership failures in safety, emergency response, and family reunifications. The 115-page report was detailed by Jason Allen.

Severe flooding along the Gulf Coast has inundated communities and prompted rescues, impacting millions of people. Rising waters caused dangerous conditions, leading to dozens of people being rescued.

Dangerous weather, including tornadoes in the Midwest that caused building damage and toppled trees, and flash floods in the South leading to stranded homes and vehicles, was reported. Jason Allen covered water rescues, and Rob Marciano provided the weather forecast.

Tropical Storm Arthur, the first named storm of the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season, formed off the Gulf Coast of Texas and caused heavy rainfall and flooding in Texas and Louisiana. Jason Allen reported on the event.

More than 40 million people in the Gulf Coast are preparing for record-breaking rainfall as the first named storm of the season, Arthur, approaches Texas. The situation is being reported by Jason Allen and Rob Marciano.

Thunderstorms in central Texas caused severe flooding over the weekend, and additional rain is expected. CBS News correspondent Jason Allen reported on the situation.

Severe storms have caused flash floods in Texas, with heavy rain leading to an increasing flood risk. The situation is being reported by Jason Allen and Rob Marciano, who provide updates on the ongoing weather event and forecast.

A 45-year-old gunman opened fire on police in Midland, Texas, refusing to surrender before barricading himself in an abandoned veterinary building and shooting civilians. The incident resulted in at least one death and 10 injuries, with the gunman later found dead. The FBI and state agencies are investigating.

A gunman opened fire in Midland, Texas, killing at least one person and injuring 10 others. The shooter died after a standoff with police. CBS News correspondent Jason Allen reported the incident.

SpaceX's Starbase construction in Brownsville, Texas, since 2014 has led to a population increase of over 10,000 people. The article examines the company's economic impact on the region.

Texas BBQ restaurants are losing money on brisket due to the high cost of beef. They are attempting to steer customers toward other menu options.

The flesh-eating screwworm fly has reemerged in Texas, threatening livestock and the U.S. cattle industry for the first time in decades. The parasite, which can kill animals, poses a significant risk to agricultural sectors.

Wholesalers and restaurant owners are struggling to manage rising costs and are attempting to absorb these expenses instead of increasing prices for customers.

An apartment complex in Dallas exploded following a report of a gas leak, killing at least three people and leaving some missing, officials say. Jason Allen reported the incident.

Dallas officials confirmed fatalities after a gas leak led to a massive explosion at an apartment building, engulfing it in flames. Jason Allen reported the incident.

Powerful winds fueled wildfires in the Texas Panhandle, with firefighters working to contain them. The fires have been raging this week. Jason Allen and Rob Marciano are reporting on the situation.

Multiple wildfires are burning in the Texas Panhandle, forcing evacuations. The fires are spreading, and CBS News correspondent Jason Allen is reporting on the latest developments. The situation is ongoing, with more information expected to be released.

Families are relying on food pantries as prices rise faster than paychecks for the first time in three years. This trend is happening across the country. The increase in food prices is outpacing wage growth.

Inflation has risen to an annual rate of 3.8%, driven by surging fuel prices due to the war with Iran, which may force a restaurant owner to hike prices. This increase is the highest in nearly three years and is impacting businesses and consumers. The situation is causing concern among business owners.

The war with Iran is affecting American consumers and business owners in Dallas due to rising prices. Jason Allen reports on the impact of these price increases. Local restaurant owners, like those in Dallas, are feeling the effects.

Mississippi experienced a severe tornado outbreak on Wednesday, resulting in at least 17 injuries and widespread damage across several counties. The town of Purvis was particularly hard-hit. Many residents were left without homes due to collapsed walls and lifted roofs.

At least 14 tornadoes touched down in Mississippi, injuring over a dozen people and destroying hundreds of homes. The tornadoes caused significant damage across the state. CBS News correspondent Jason Allen reported on the incident.

A violent tornado devastated Mineral Wells, Texas, causing widespread destruction. Severe weather has persisted in the central and southern U.S. for a week, with threats continuing into Wednesday evening.

A powerful tornado caused significant damage in North Texas. The event was reported by CBS News' Jason Allen.

Camp Mystic director Edward Eastland apologized to families of flood victims during a state committee investigation, admitting he had failed them. The incident occurred in the context of last year's deadly floods, with Eastland addressing parents directly.

A tornado devastated Mineral Wells, Texas, destroying homes and businesses. Severe storms affected eight states from Texas to Missouri. Jason Allen reported on the event.

Tornadoes caused massive destruction in Oklahoma, leveling homes and forcing the closure of an Air Force base. CBS News' Jason Allen reported on the event.

Violent tornadoes struck northern Oklahoma on Thursday, causing extensive damage by destroying homes and tossing cars into the air. The incident has been described as causing a tremendous amount of damage.

Two homes exploded hours apart on the same street in San Antonio, Texas, injuring at least five people. CBS News correspondent Jason Allen reported the incident.

A father in Louisiana expressed grief over losing his son in a weekend mass shooting where a gunman targeted his family, killing eight children. Louisiana police confirmed the shooter's intent to attack family members.

Shamar Elkins killed eight children, including seven of his own, in a mass shooting in Shreveport, Louisiana, following a domestic dispute. Two women were also shot, and Elkins was killed in a subsequent confrontation with police.

Eight children aged 1 to 14 were killed in a mass shooting in Shreveport, Louisiana, on Sunday morning. Jason Allen reported on the incident.

Families of victims from the Camp Mystic flooding tragedy are opposing a planned summer reopening of the site. The legal battle over the camp's future is being reported by CBS News' Jason Allen.

A legal battle in Texas could decide the future of Camp Mystic, where 27 campers and counselors died in floods last summer. The family of the missing victim seeks closure after the camp director admitted to sleeping through a flood warning that may have saved lives.