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Texas flooding: Kerr County death toll rises to 68, including 28 children

At least 43 people are dead, including 15 children, after deadly flooding along the Guadalupe River in Texas Hill Country. Follow here for live updates from reporters in the field.

NBC News · 2h

Live updates: At least 80 dead as search efforts intensify after Texas floods

The number of deaths across the state is now 80. Fatal floods in Texas that left thousands scrambling for safety with little warning have sparked a fresh round of scrutiny of Trump administration cuts to the National Weather Service.

FOX 7 Austin on MSN · 7h

LIVE UPDATES | Texas Flooding: At least 78 dead across state as rescue efforts continue

Deadly flooding is responsible for the deaths of at least 68 people in Kerr County and 10 others across the state, officials say.

Houston native Camp Mystic attendee deceased, family says

FOX 26 Houston on MSN · 6h

Texas flooding: Houston native Camp Mystic attendee deceased, family says

HOUSTON - A family member confirms that a Camp Mystic attendee from Houston was found deceased in Kerr County following Friday's flash flooding. A family member confirmed with FOX 26 the passing of 8-year-old Mary Kathryn Jacobe. She was said to be found deceased on Sunday morning.

KHOU-TV Houston on MSN · 1d

Family confirms Camp Mystic camper died in devastating Hill Country flooding

The family of Camp Mystic camper Renee Smajstrla told KHOU 11's Amanda Henderson the girl has died in the catastrophic flooding along the Guadalupe River. Renee's uncle told KHOU 11 she will forever "be living her best life" at Camp Mystic.

KRIV · 6h

Deadly Texas flooding: Camp Mystic aftermath

Kerr County officials say 10 campers and a counselor are missing from Camp Mystic as of Sunday afternoon. FOX 4's Peyton Yager reported from the campgrounds.

Texas, Dallas Cowboys and Kerr County flood

KVUE on MSN · 11h

Houston Texans, Dallas Cowboys team up with NFL Foundation to support Texas Hill Country flood victims

The Houston Texans and Dallas Cowboys are teaming up with the NFL Foundation to support the victims of the catastrophic flooding in the Texas Hill Country.

KSAT · 3h

How H-E-B, USAA and other companies/sports teams are helping Texas Hill Country communities after devastating floods

After devastating floods swept through the Texas Hill Country over the Fourth of July weekend, several companies, including San Antonio-based H-E-B and USAA, have stepped up to support affected communities.

Bleacher Report · 15h

Cowboys Pledge $500K to Support Texas Hill Country Communities After Flooding

As rescue teams continue to search for those missing from flooding that has devastated Texas, the Dallas Cowboys pledged $500,000 to support the ongoing efforts.

10hon MSN

Amid grief in flood-ravaged Kerr County, high-profile Texans and celebrities share sorrow

As the death toll from catastrophic flooding in the Hill Country comes into clearer view, Texas politicians, the Dallas ...

Houston Public Media8h

Houston-area teacher among those killed in Central Texas floods, school district says

Longtime Humble ISD teacher Jeff Wilson died in the floods, according to the school district. Elementary school students from ...

Click2Houston1h

False report about girls rescued from tree in Comfort, Texas goes viral

A report claiming that two young girls were rescued from a tree in Comfort, Texas following severe flash flooding has been ...

1don MSN

Houston-born camp director Jane Ragsdale among at least 59 dead in catastrophic Kerr County floods

The disaster's total death toll reached two dozen by Friday night, with many people still missing after catastrophic flooding ...

Houston Public Media3h

‘A trustee of this treasure’: Heart O’ the Hills camp director dies in Kerr County flooding

Friends and former campers remember Jane Ragsdale, a Houston native who attended the Hill Country camp, then became its ...

2don MSN

Camp La Junta parents from Houston area head to Hunt to pick up son after deadly flooding

Amy and Joe Etheridge, of Cat Spring, say they dropped off their son, Windom, at Camp La Junta in Hunt, about 13 miles west ...

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