debris
Coverage of debris in the Nexus archive.
- Gillespie County rebuilding after historic flooding leaves damaged bridges, debris
Gillespie County is working to rebuild after historic flooding caused by the surging Pedernales River. Residents and local officials are focused on cleanup and recovery efforts.
- Debris from Straub construction site falls onto S. King Street
Debris from the Straub Benioff Medical Center construction site fell onto S. King Street on Wednesday evening, causing the street to close. The incident resulted in the closure of S. King Street.
- 12-year-old Charlotte boy dies after being found in Wilson Creek, officials say
A 12-year-old boy from Charlotte died after being found in Wilson Creek in Caldwell County. Authorities reported he couldn't swim and was missing for twenty minutes before being located. Wilson Creek's hazardous conditions, including swift currents and submerged obstacles, are highlighted as risks.
- MDSO motorman in stable condition after crash in SW Miami-Dade
A Miami-Dade Sheriff’s Office motorman was involved in a crash near Southwest 248th Street and 112th Avenue after encountering debris on the road. The deputy was taken to the hospital in stable condition, and the investigation is ongoing.
- Rocket goes boom, satellite cameras zoom: Explosive Blue Origin damage is visible from space
An explosion at Blue Origin caused visible damage, with a charred black tower and debris remaining. Satellite cameras captured the aftermath from space.
- WATCH: Guatemala volcano's eruption sends hikers in restricted area running for their lives
The Santiaguito volcano in Guatemala erupted suddenly, forcing hikers in a restricted area to flee as debris rained down. A harrowing video captured the dangerous event, highlighting the immediate threat posed by the eruption.
- Tornadoes and heavy winds destroy homes and roads across US midwest
Tornadoes and heavy winds caused significant damage to homes, buildings, and rural roads across the US Midwest, though no deaths were reported. Officials warn residents to prepare for a prolonged recovery in affected communities.