US EditionKerrville Gave to Uvalde in Their Time of Need. When Kerrville Needed Help, Uvalde Was There.
- Historic flash flooding struck Kerr County, Texas, during the Fourth of July weekend in 2025, causing widespread devastation and loss of life.
- The floods, triggered by torrential rains causing the Guadalupe River to overflow, followed a federal disaster declaration request approved by President Trump on Sunday.
- More than 850 people were rescued, but at least 78 died, including 28 children, with dozens still missing, especially from Camp Mystic girls' camp in Kerr County.
- Leaders including Texas Governor Abbott, President Trump, and celebrities like Shakira expressed grief and pledged support, with Abbott praising the National Guard for their rescue efforts.
- The Cazares family, who lost Jackie in Uvalde, said Kerrville had supported them in dark times and vowed to help the flood victims through community efforts and their nonprofit.
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Hopes fade for Texas flood victims as death toll tops 96
KERRVILLE, Texas – Search teams plodded through muddy riverbanks and flew aircraft over a flood-ravaged central Texas landscape on Monday as hopes dimmed for finding more survivors among dozens still missing from a disaster that has claimed at least 96 lives, many of them children. © New Straits Times Press (M) Bhd
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The Independent (US)Matthew McConaughey leads celebrity tributes to Texas flood victims
State remains on high alert as rainfall is expected to continue
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The level of the Guadalupe River rose at an unimaginable pace. After the flood disaster in Texas, helpers continue to search for victims. Meanwhile, a debate has begun on the culprits. Focus: Donald Trump.
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"Countless Texans are suffering – both internally and externally."
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