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Kerrville leaders started organizing just 1 hour ahead of July Fourth flooding, according to texts

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Newly obtained records shed light into what Kerrville officials were doing as flooding started. KERRVILLE, Texas — It was 5:10 a.m. on July Fourth. The Guadalupe River at Hunt had risen to 37 feet and a massive wall of water was headed towards Ingram and then Kerrville.  What did Kerrville’s leaders do and when did … Read more

Texts reveal initial communications between Kerrville leaders on morning of July Fourth flooding

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Newly obtained records shed light into what Kerrville officials were doing as flooding started. KERRVILLE, Texas — It was 5:10 a.m. on July Fourth. The Guadalupe River at Hunt had risen to 37 feet and a massive wall of water was headed towards Ingram and then Kerrville.  What did Kerrville’s leaders do and when did … Read more

Bexar Co. jail deemed noncompliant by state after nearly 60 inmates didn’t have access to common area

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This is the second time in the past year the jail has been found to be out of compliance with state standards. BEXAR COUNTY, Texas — The Bexar County jail was deemed noncompliant with multiple state standards, county officials say, after a recent unannounced inspection in July.  The county was notified by the Texas Commission … Read more

They thought their son had a headache. Now a SC family is pushing for changes while mourning their son

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Jaysen died on July 18 after being hospitalized for over a week and a half. COLUMBIA, S.C. — The parents of 12-year-old Jaysen Carr, who died earlier this month after contracting a rare brain-eating amoeba, spoke publicly for the first time Tuesday, calling on state agencies and lawmakers to take action so that no other … Read more