Emergency Management Coordinator Kharley Smith (top) was given a standing ovation as she was presented a certificate by Congressman Lloyd Doggett and Commissioner Will Conley at an event Friday honoring hundreds of emergency services personnel for their heroic actions during the Memorial Day floods ...

By Paige Lambert T hree months after the worst flood in history, Wimberley residents are reclaiming what the waters tried to take away. Now that homes and lives are being restored, others are reclaiming the massive cypress trees that were torn from their roots. John Hollaway, of Seguin, said the dev...

As the flood waters recede, residents in Wimberley and San Marcos started to assess and clean up the damage left over from the historic flooding of the Blanco River over the Memorial Day Weekend. Above, Surrounded by a variety of debris, a plastic cross remains undisturbed after over 40 feet of floo...

Staff report The bodies of two women and one man who died in the Memorial Day Weekend flood have been identified, according to statements from the Hays County Sheriff’s Office. Sue McNeil Carey, 71, Laura Schultz McComb, 34, and Kenneth Reissig, 81, were identified using medical and dental records. ...