The warning covered Kerrville, Leakey, Hunt, Ingram, Mountain Home, Camp Wood and other Hill Country communities. The NWS warned of potentially life-threatening flooding along creeks and streams, as well as on roads, highways and underpasses.

The Guadalupe River remained a focus as scattered showers moved through the area, but the river did not reach concerning levels.

Up to 2 inches of rain have already fallen across the warning area, with another 2 to 5 inches of rain possible.

KERRVILLE, Texas — As flood recovery continues in the Texas Hill Country, Kerrville Pets Alive! is working to help families reunite with pets displaced by rising floodwaters. The nonprofit mobilized staff and volunteers early Thursday to launch an ...

Powerful images from across Central Texas capture the widespread destruction and resilience following historic flooding that impacted communities throughout the region. As torrential rainfall pushed rivers and creeks beyond their banks, floodwaters ...

KERRVILLE. Texas - The floodwaters are gone, and what remains are piles of debris. It will be another long cleanup process for people here in Kerrville, but they don't have to do it alone as hundreds of hands are back to help this community recover once more.

KERR COUNTY, Texas — A memorial cross dedicated just weeks ago to honor the Kerrville community and victims of last year's devastating Fourth of July flood will soon stand again after being knocked over by last week's flooding. Kerr County Commissioner ...

LONGVIEW, Texas (KLTV) - J-Star Ministries founder Patrick Johnson made a supply delivery to Kerrville Sunday, dropping off a trailer load of relief materials following flooding along the Guadalupe River. Johnson said Pastor Bert Wimberley contacted him ...

Kerrville - Mothers and girls who survived the July Fourth flood joined volunteers with Operation Blessing to help property owners clean up after recent heavy flooding homeowners like Joan Connor and David Stearns on Bumblebee Drive. “I got goosebumps ...