The university is set to honor lecturer Dr. Katheryn Eads, and students Reese Manchaca and Ella Cahill. SAN ANTONIO — UTSA will be holding two events for the community to come together and reflect those lost in the Hill Country flooding tragedy, according to UTSA Today. The university is set to honor Dr. Katheryn Eads, … Read more
Mary Kate Jacobe was at Camp Mystic in Kerr County when raging floodwaters roared through the camp on July 4. HOUSTON — The body of a little girl from Houston has been found among the Kerr County flood debris, her family said on Wednesday. Mary Kate Jacobe was eight years old. She was at Camp … Read more
A San Antonio volunteer who was helping with search and recovery in Texas Hill Country found this little lamb and would like to return it to the family who lost it. KERR COUNTY, Texas — Alexis found a little lamb whose fleece was covered in mud and leaves, and not even close to being white … Read more
Keldon Johnson visits China annually to engage with fans and promote his Qiaodan brand. SAN ANTONIO — With every offseason, you can expect San Antonio Spurs‘ Keldon Johnson to carve out time for his now annual trip to China. In case you didn’t know, Johnson is a brand ambassador for the Chinese athletic wear company … Read more
Officials said officers evacuated over 100 homes and rescued over 200 people in the first hour on Friday. SAN ANTONIO — Hundreds of people were rescued in the deadly flood that devastated Hill Country on July 4. Many towns were hit by the high waters especially Kerrville, Ingram and Hunt. In Kerrville the Fourth of … Read more
An animal rescue is helping to identify missing and deceased pets after the Central Texas floods and helping rescuers find missing people. KERRVILLE, Texas — As three puppies are unloaded at an animal rescue in Kerrville, their faces mirror that of most people here now: a mix of shock, apprehension, and fear. They’re slightly shaking … Read more
Celebrities and Texas corporations have donated millions of dollars to help Texas flood victims. SAN ANTONIO — Celebrities and major corporations have announced generous donations to help victims of flooding in the Texas Hill Country, where at least 59 people have died in the aftermath of the July Fourth natural disaster. More than $15 million … Read more