Torrential rains transformed the pristine Guadalupe River, unleashing roaring cascades in the predawn hours of Independence Day along 40 miles of Kerr County – claiming at least 106 lives there alone, including 36 children. The confirmed death toll statewide was 133 as of Tuesday morning.

The Commerce Department's Inspector General is examining whether staff cuts at the National Weather Service impacted forecasting ahead of the deadly flooding in the Texas Hill Country earlier this mon...

The historic flooding event killed at least 135 people in the state over the July 4 weekend and kicked off a massive search through mud and debris for those unaccounted for along the Guadalupe River ...

Instead, the legislative session that ended June 2 was dominated by high-profile battles over school vouchers and lawmakers’ decision to spend $51 billion to maintain and provide new property tax cut...

Catastrophic floods struck Central Texas over the July 4 holiday weekend, killing at least 135 people, including at least 37 children.

Officials have confirmed that 107 people have died in the Kerr County floods, including 70 adults and 37 children.