Kerr County Death Toll Now at 108; Two Still Missing

Flood survivors recall harrowing escape as Kerr dispatch calls reveal chaos

In the early morning hours of July 4, the water in Jennifer and Jack Hudson’s Ingram home rose four feet in four minutes. Salvaging what they could, they escaped with their two dogs through a living room window. Three weeks later—and just a few years from retirement—they’re starting from scratch. “You have to emotionally disconnect from the stuff. We lost everything, and yes, a lot of stuff you cared about, but that can’t be your focus,” said Je…

Kerr County death toll now at 108; two still missing

The number of people still missing in the July 4 Kerr County flood dropped to two after another body was recovered last week, the Austin American-Statesman reported.

Episcopal Diocese of West Texas prepares for long-term response after deadly floods

The San Antonio-based Episcopal Diocese of West Texas is assessing how best to assist with long-term recovery efforts after July 4 floodwaters killed at least 138 people in the Texas Hill Country.“There’s going to be a lot of rebuilding to do....

Number of missing in Kerr County remains at 2, at least 135 died in Texas floods

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Sewa International Mobilizes Rapid Relief Response To Texas Floods - IndiaWest Journal News

India-West News Desk HOUSTON, TX – Devastating flash floods recently struck the Texas Hill Country, triggering a rapid response from Sewa International. Within hours, the organization coordinated with the Texas Division of Emergency Management (TDEM) and Volunteer Organizations Active in Disaster (VOAD) to deliver urgent assistance. Initial efforts focused on logistics, volunteer mobilization, and direct relief operations, alongside the launch o…