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State lawmakers head to Kerrville to hear from locals about needs after flood
On July 31, state legislators will convene in Kerrville, the area most impacted by the July 4 flood in the Hill Country, to hear directly from residents, local officials and experts about the aftermath and ongoing needs.
The CBS News Texas I-Team obtained dozens of text messages and emails exchanged between Kerrville city officials as they ...
A Kerrville boutique is offering Hill Country flood survivors a chance to shop for free, providing upscale clothing donated ...
Hoses, soakers and sprinklers that are either automatic or hose-ended cannot be used under Kerrville's rules, according to a ...
The Kerrville Folk Festival has canceled its annual fall event, Welcome Home Fest, asking attendees to instead support flood ...
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‘It brings you to tears’: Kerrville business owner reflects on month-long flood recovery efforts
KERRVILLE, Texas (KBTX) - Nearly a month after deadly floodwaters ravaged Kerrville, signs of destruction still linger. For ...
City of Kerrville officials provided an update July 19 on the number of individuals still missing from the July 4 flood.
The hundreds of pages of records, provided to KSAT Investigates following a series of public records requests, include a text ...
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Texts reveal initial communications between Kerrville leaders on morning of July Fourth flooding
"Louis hayes is underwater," Kerrville City Manager Dalton Rice texted other local leaders as the floodwaters were arriving.
Four members of the Amarillo Fire Department recently returned from assisting with flood relief efforts in Kerrville.
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