Flash Flood Hits Texas CampA deadly flash flood struck Camp Mystic in Kerr County, Texas, early on July 4, killing at least five young girls and leaving 11 others missing. River Rose RapidlyOfficials said the Guadalupe River surged over 26 feet in just 45 minutes, calling it “one of the worst natural disasters the area…
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A moment of hope has emerged out of the tragedy in Kerr County: a young girl has been found alive after being swept over 12 miles downstream in Texas Hill Country floodwaters. Her image is now going viral — not because she was rescued, but because many feared she wouldn’t be.
Deadly Flash Floods Hit Texas Summer RetreatA summer getaway along the Guadalupe River turned deadly when flash flooding struck Texas, killing at least 51 people and leaving many missing. Kerr County suffered the worst, with 43 deaths including children at Camp Mystic, a “longtime riverside retreat.” Floodwaters swept through cabins, devastating families and prompting nonstop…
Kayla Unbehaun Found After Four YearsKayla Unbehaun, who went missing in North Carolina in 2017 and was featured on Netflix’s Unsolved Mysteries, has been found alive at age fifteen. “Many people who have been following her case… will be relieved to hear this happy news.” Discovery and ArrestA stranger in Asheville spotted Kayla while shopping…
Texas Flash Flood TragedyA sudden flash flood hit Kerr County, Texas, over the July 4th weekend, killing at least 51 people, including 15 children. More than 20 kids from Camp Mystic remain missing. Texas Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick said the missing are not necessarily “lost” but may be out of communication due to damaged infrastructure….
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Texas Flash Floods Kill at Least 59 At least 59 people have died in devastating flash floods in Kerr County, Texas, as heavy rains hit during Fourth of July celebrations. “We’re now up to 59. We expect that to go higher sadly,” said Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick. A sudden downpour dumped a month’s worth of…