One nonprofit is helping victims of the July 4 flash floods in Texas by getting donations directly into the hands of families in need.

A small group of volunteers is taking on the painstaking task of recovering and returning remnants of people’s lives found ...

Lone Star IV Medics spent about two weeks stationed in Kerrville, administering IV vitamins and medications for free to volunteers and first responders assisting with flood recovery.

In the wake of Texas’ July 4 floods, members of the Church of Jesus Christ have contributed thousands of service hours.

Survivors of the deadly July 4 flood in Central Texas are planning to confront state lawmakers next week after their disaster response has left many feeling “abandoned,” The New York Times reported ...

A Texas drone team develops a new thermal imaging method to support disaster victim searches after deadly flooding in the ...

Georgetown Parks and Recreation is organizing cleanup events to help reopen San Gabriel Park following flood damage.

Members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints have been an “integral part” of flood cleanup in central Texas.

Though it may no longer be front-page news, recovery efforts continue across the Hill Country and Concho Valley, where ...

A monthly food distribution effort in Kerrville nearly doubled in size Monday morning as families across Kerr County continue ...

An army of volunteers landed in Kerr County after the Guadalupe River tore through the Texas Hill Country. Team Rubicon is ...