Kerrville
Coverage of Kerrville in the Nexus archive.
- Texas flood destroyed or heavily damaged 135 Kerr County homes, Abbott said
A flood in Texas destroyed or heavily damaged 135 homes in Kerr County. Damaged cars were also reported to have washed away in Kerrville.
- Texas Hill Country floods test new warning systems after last year’s deadly disaster
Texas Hill Country experienced catastrophic flash floods following improved warning systems introduced after last year's deadly disaster. New sirens and phone alerts helped some residents evacuate, but challenges remain in reaching all areas, particularly in rural Flash Flood Alley. At least two died in this week's floods, with hundreds requiring rescue.
- Texas Hill Country floods test new warning systems after last year’s deadly disaster
Texas Hill Country experienced severe floods again, testing newly implemented warning systems after last year's deadly disaster. While improved sirens and mobile alerts helped some residents evacuate, challenges persist in rural areas. At least two deaths occurred, and hundreds required rescue.
- Key differences spared Texas lives in second straight July flood
Texas avoided significant loss of life during a second consecutive July flood, attributed to key differences in response or circumstances. First responders operated on a water-covered bridge in Kerrville on July 16, 2026.
- Parts of Texas face threats of dangerous flooding while previously hit areas launch cleanup efforts
Parts of Texas face dangerous flash flooding, with emergency rescues and evacuations underway in areas like Sonora and Uvalde. Cleanup efforts are ongoing in regions previously affected by floods, following storms that killed two people and displaced residents.
- Parts of Texas face threats of dangerous flooding while previously hit areas launch cleanup efforts
Parts of Texas face dangerous flash flooding, leading to evacuations and rescues, while areas previously hit by floods begin cleanup efforts. Two deaths have been reported, and rivers are expected to reach historic levels as the state grapples with recurring flooding similar to last year's disasters.
- At least 2 dead in Texas floods as hundreds rescued in same region as Camp Mystic disaster
At least two people died in Texas floods caused by torrential rain, with over 230 rescues conducted using boats, aircraft, and vehicles. The floods hit southern Texas, the same region affected by last July’s Camp Mystic disaster, leading to evacuations and rising floodwaters in areas like Kerrville and Uvalde.
- A year after Camp Mystic, Central Texas may face more record-breaking floods
Central Texas faces potential record-breaking floods a year after the Camp Mystic disaster, with Governor Greg Abbott declaring a disaster for 59 counties. The current storm is expected to exceed last year’s rainfall of 20.29 inches, causing rivers to surge and at least one fatality. Texas lawmakers have since implemented new flood preparedness laws, including youth camp regulations and outdoor warning sirens.
- At least 1 person has died as Texas flooding forces evacuations and rescues, governor says
Texas flooding forced evacuations and rescues, with at least one death reported. Rescuers saved over 70 people using boats and helicopters as rivers like the Guadalupe rose significantly. The crisis echoes last year’s floods that killed over 100 people in the Hill Country.
- Live updates: One death confirmed as Flash Flood Emergency continues in Central Texas
One death has been confirmed due to a Flash Flood Emergency in Central Texas. The City of Kerrville issued a shelter-in-place order as heavy rain led to evacuations early Thursday.
- Live updates: Flash Flood Emergency in Texas turns fatal
A flash flood emergency in Texas has led to a shelter-in-place order in Kerrville, with heavy rain causing evacuations early Thursday morning.
- Texas flooding: 1 dead, evacuations and rescues continue
Texas is experiencing severe flooding that has resulted in one death, ongoing evacuations, and over 70 rescues. Governor Greg Abbott declared disasters in 59 counties, with more than 1,300 first responders deployed. Flooding along the Guadalupe and Leona Rivers has blocked access to areas like Uvalde, forcing residents to seek higher ground.
- At least 1 person has died as Texas flooding forces evacuations and high-water rescues, Abbott says
Texas flooding has resulted in at least one death, forced evacuations, and prompted high-water rescues as rivers overflowed, with residents fleeing to higher ground. The National Weather Service warned of a 'large and deadly flood wave,' and over 1,300 personnel have rescued more than 70 people. This follows similar catastrophic floods in the Texas Hill Country a year earlier that killed over 100 people.
- Cajun Navy volunteer who experienced 2025 floods: 'Not really sure what to say anymore'
Ryan Logue, a Cajun Navy volunteer, experienced another major flash flood in his hometown of Kerrville, which he described as one of the hardest things he's seen in a long time. He had previously volunteered during deadly floods in Kerrville last year.
- Texas floodwaters surge toward Camp Mystic area one year after deadly floods
Texas is experiencing severe flooding near Camp Mystic, an area devastated by deadly floods a year ago, with emergency crews rescuing people from rising waters. Floodwaters have inundated Uvalde and surrounding areas, prompting urgent warnings to seek higher ground, though no deaths or injuries have been reported yet. The National Weather Service warns of flood levels approaching, but not exceeding, last year's catastrophic peak.
- Texas flooding surges from huge rainstorms as rescuers pull people from rising waters
Texas is experiencing severe flooding from heavy rains, prompting rescues and urgent warnings to move to higher ground. Emergency crews have saved over 40 people in Uvalde County, with floodwaters closing major highways and threatening areas previously impacted by the 2025 Camp Mystic disaster. The National Weather Service reported rivers rising rapidly, with some regions receiving up to 20 inches of rain in two days.
- Texas flooding surges from huge rainstorms as rescuers pull people from rising waters
Texas is experiencing severe flooding from heavy rainstorms, prompting emergency rescues and warnings to move to higher ground. Over 40 people were rescued in Uvalde County, and multiple counties face flood watches as rivers rise dangerously. The National Weather Service warned of a 'large and deadly flood wave' similar to last year's Camp Mystic disaster.
- Texas flooding surges from huge rainstorms as rescuers pull people from rising waters
Texas faces severe flooding from intense rainstorms, prompting rescues and urgent warnings to seek higher ground. The National Weather Service warns of a 'large and deadly flood wave' near Camp Mystic, a site of a previous fatal flood, with multiple counties under flood watches affecting 6 million people. Over 40 people have been rescued in Uvalde County, and Governor Greg Abbott has declared disasters.
- Live updates: Flash Flood emergency in Kerr County as rain continues to pound Texas
A flash flood emergency is occurring in Kerr County, Texas, as heavy rain leads to evacuations and a shelter-in-place order issued by the City of Kerrville on Thursday.
- Kerrville restaurant owners reflect one year later
Kerrville restaurant owners are reflecting on the impact of last year's deadly floods in Kerr County, which claimed nearly 120 lives. The Fourth of July in the region this year combined solemn remembrance with celebratory elements.
- 1 year after deadly floods, Kerrville, Texas, continues recovery with new warning systems in place
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.
- A year after the flood, Kerr County rebuilds one day at a time
Kerrville, Texas, is still recovering from a flood that occurred a year ago, with the Community Foundation of the Texas Hill Country having raised $150 million to support rebuilding efforts, including homes, parks, and mental health resources for affected residents.
- Nearly one year after deadly Texas floods, Mercy Chefs continues to help those in need
Nearly one year after deadly floods in central Texas that killed 139 people and displaced many, Mercy Chefs has been providing aid in Kerrville since the day after the disaster. The nonprofit continues its efforts under founder and CEO Gary LeBlanc.
- USDA has new partners in the fight against screwworm — drones, dogs and fungi
The USDA is collaborating with new partners using drones, dogs, and fungi to combat the New World Screwworm. Secretary Brooke Rollins announced the initiative at a press conference in Kerrville.
- TribCast: How big of a threat is screwworm?
The article discusses a press conference in Kerrville addressing the threat posed by the New World screwworm, featuring an illustration of a fly.