The San Antonio family was swept away by floodwaters while staying in a cabin along the Guadalupe River in Hunt. SAN ANTONIO — In Kerrville, a chain-link fence is now adorned with photos of the victims lost on July Fourth. Among them are Emlyn and Penny Jeffrey, along with their 11-year-old granddaughter, Madelyn “Emmy” Jeffrey. … Read more
The man’s body was found just before 6 p.m. Sunday evening. SAN ANTONIO — Multiple agencies aided in the recovery of a young man who drowned at Calaveras Lake on Sunday morning, according to the Bexar County Sheriff’s Office. Emergency crews, including San Antonio Fire and BCSO, received a call about a water rescue at … Read more
Casita Blu and Paws on the River were nearly destroyed in the flood. Now, the owner is rebuilding smarter—designing for safety in Texas’ flood-prone Hill Country. INGRAM, Texas — After deadly floodwaters tore through the Texas Hill Country on July 4, one Ingram man is rebuilding what he nearly lost—his businesses, his home and his … Read more
The Missions will take the field wearing jerseys from high schools impacted by the devastating floods, and game-worn autographed jerseys will be auctioned off. SAN ANTONIO — The San Antonio Missions have announced they will be hosting a game to raise funds for those impacted by the deadly Fourth of July floods. On Saturday, Aug. … Read more
The 11-time Olympic medalist claimed the night’s first award, best championship performance for her efforts at the Paris Games. LOS ANGELES — Simone Biles won two trophies at the ESPYS on Wednesday night, including the women’s best athlete award. The 11-time Olympic medalist claimed the night’s first award, best championship performance for her efforts at … Read more
Kendall County leaders can explain exactly what they were doing ahead of the flood to keep people safe. Warning sirens were just a part of it. KENDALL COUNTY, Texas — Sitting just east of Kerr County in Central Texas, Kendall County was also hit by devastating flooding the morning of July Fourth. The wall … Read more
Bob Cordes has sharpened more than 300 chainsaw blades so far, proving crucial for first responders as they press on with search and recovery efforts. KERRVILLE, Texas — When catastrophic flooding struck the Hill Country on July Fourth, Bob Cordes of Kerrville began working around the clock, sharpening chainsaw blades free of charge for first … Read more