https://media.tegna-media.com/assets/WFAA/images/303a045c-2789-4413-a608-0f0854440b4d/20250708T032526/303a045c-2789-4413-a608-0f0854440b4d_750x422.jpg The death toll in the Hill Country of Texas is now over 100 people across six counties. In Kendall County, residents are stepping in to help. COMFORT, Texas — While much of the focus remains on Kerr County following the deadly flash flooding, just downstream along the Guadalupe River, the damage stretches into Kendall County. In the small community of Comfort, Texas, locals are stepping up. Kelly Gonzalez was among those navigating flood debris…

https://media.tegna-media.com/assets/WFAA/images/303a045c-2789-4413-a608-0f0854440b4d/20250708T032526/303a045c-2789-4413-a608-0f0854440b4d_750x422.jpg The death toll in the Hill Country of Texas is now over 100 people across six counties. In Kendall County, residents are stepping in to help. COMFORT, Texas — While much of the focus remains on Kerr County following the deadly flash flooding, just downstream along the Guadalupe River, the damage stretches into Kendall County. In the small community of Comfort, Texas, locals are stepping up. Kelly Gonzalez was among those navigating flood debris…

https://media.tegna-media.com/assets/KYTX/images/2160776e-4508-42b0-b840-c7468a526fe0/20250707T235705/2160776e-4508-42b0-b840-c7468a526fe0_750x422.jpg The couple, who lived in East Texas, moved to the HTR TX Hill Country Campground, one of the hardest hit areas by the floods. KERR COUNTY, Texas — As families rush to the Texas Hill Country, desperately searching for their missing loved ones, one woman is holding onto hope that her father and stepmother are still alive.  After devastating flashfloods, first responders are still searching for many missing people. Among those are Jaeme Behrendt’s…

https://media.tegna-media.com/assets/WFAA/images/dca59b16-a310-4cdd-81b4-cf9955d31397/20250708T032717/dca59b16-a310-4cdd-81b4-cf9955d31397_750x422.jpg For almost 100 years, Camp Mystic has been welcoming girls to the banks of the Guadalupe River. A wall of water washed away everything but the memories. DALLAS — As they evacuated Camp Mystic in a bus, the soft voices of survivors of Central Texas’ July 4 weekend flooding can be heard singing songs from their Christian girls’ camp. A camp nurse recorded it, and it has now been shared multiple times on social…

https://media.tegna-media.com/assets/KVUE/images/3a4295c6-365c-48da-9ffd-539c3f057e04/20250708T031536/3a4295c6-365c-48da-9ffd-539c3f057e04_750x422.jpg From taking a break from the news to volunteering, an expert offers suggestions on how to deal with our feelings about the flood tragedy. AUSTIN, Texas — There’s no question that many of the images of the Hill Country and Central Texas floods on television and social media have been difficult to watch because of the suffering and the sheer enormity of the tragedy. The images are disturbing, from the pictures of those who…

https://media.tegna-media.com/assets/KYTX/images/52f20015-59fd-4cec-a0d8-315b0a029213/20250708T035304/52f20015-59fd-4cec-a0d8-315b0a029213_750x422.jpg “We thought it was a normal thunderstorm,” Lilly Kummerfeld said. “We didn’t know about any of the destruction or the horrible things happening at that moment.” TYLER, Texas — A beloved summer camp tradition became a nightmare when two East Texas sisters were swept up in a deadly flash flood. For the first time, the sisters Lilly and Paige Kummerfeld shared the terrifying night, the lives lost and the rescuers who risked everything to…