US EditionEast Texans Step up to Help Kerr County Recover From Deadly Floods
- In Kerr County, Texas, catastrophic flooding along the Guadalupe River has caused over 100 deaths as aid from across Texas floods in to support recovery efforts.
- Following the holiday weekend, floodwaters tore through Kerr County along the Guadalupe River, causing catastrophic flooding and prompting extensive rescue efforts.
- Kerr County search teams, including over 400 personnel and the United Cajun Navy, found 84 bodies, including 28 children, amid hazards from fluctuating water and debris.
- Neighbors, volunteers, and organizations like the Sinton FFA chapter are collecting gift cards at major retailers until July 18 to support Kerr County flood victims.
- Governor Greg Abbott declared a Major Disaster Declaration and set a July 18 deadline for donations, signaling ongoing long-term recovery efforts in Kerr County.
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East Texans step up to help Kerr County recover from deadly floods
TYLER, Texas (KETK) - Overwhelming rain hit central Texas over Independence Day weekend, creating deadly flooding in Kerr County. East Texas couple among those found dead after catastrophic flooding in Kerr County In response, several groups were mobilized and sent to central Texas, including eight Longview Fire Department officers who also serve on the Texas A&M Task Force 1. "They're trained to handle situations like this," Longview Fire…
United Cajun Navy aids Kerr County rescues; floating debris, other challenges hamper efforts
KERR COUNTY, Texas (NEWS 15) — Kerr County Sheriff Larry Leitha reported that over 400 professional and volunteer personnel were involved in ongoing search and rescue operations. Among those assisting were volunteers from Acadiana. Nick Sortor, with the United Cajun…
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World NewsSteamboat Rotary urges donations for victims of catastrophic floods in central Texas
The Steamboat Springs and Ski Town Rotary Clubs are rallying support for victims of the recent Texas floods, according to a statement released on Monday. Catastrophic flash floods struck central Texas over the Fourth of July weekend, with Kerrville and Kerr County among the hardest hit. Nearly 90 victims are confirmed dead and dozens remain missing as of Monday. Search and recovery operations are ongoing as authorities warn that the death toll …
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