Floodwaters in the Texas Hill Country over the weekend resulted in catastrophic damage, numerous fatalities, and ongoing rescue operations.

The search and rescue mission in the Texas Hill Country is now an international effort.

The Kingwood community is remembering beloved Kingwood Park High School teacher Jeff Wilson, who was among the victims found dead in the Hill Country floods.

A report claiming that two young girls were rescued from a tree in Comfort, Texas following severe flash flooding has been debunked as false.

Family members and officials are searching for dozens of people still missing after severe floods in the Texas Hill Country, particularly in Kerr County and nearby areas.

In a TikTok video, Sade Perkins labeled the camp as "a white-only girls' Christian camp," sparking backlash.

As Texas grapples with the aftermath of devastating floods, nearly 60 lives have been lost, and 11 people remain missing. Governor Greg Abbott has declared this Sunday a day of prayer, urging Texans to come together in hope and solidarity.

If you have a loved one missing, please report them by emailing kerrvillemissing@dps.texas.gov with their name, description, and a photo. Alternatively, you can call 830-258-1111 or email floodrecovery@co.kerr.tx.us.

The search for survivors continues in the Texas Hill Country after catastrophic flash flooding swept through Kerr County early Friday morning.

Devastation has struck Central Texas as catastrophic flooding took nearly 50 lives and left several missing, including residents from Houston.

In a matter of hours, this beloved region was inundated, resulting in the confirmed loss of 27 lives, including nine children.

The catastrophic flash flood in Central Texas has left 43 people dead in Kerr County, including 15 children.

Parts of Central Texas are experiencing what officials described as a “catastrophic flooding event,” where fatalities have been confirmed.