Individuals who have received a decision for assistance from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) have 60 days to appeal.

The Kerrville City Council voted Wednesday to extend its disaster declaration as crews continue responding to major flood damage across the city and Kerr County.

Corrival Ranch in Boerne suffered up to $1 million in damage after sudden flooding from Sister Creek left buildings submerged and equipment ruined.

Volunteers and business owners across Kerr County are cleaning up after last week’s floods, while many residents wait for state and federal aid.

The Frio River is recovering faster than many expected after last week’s Hill Country flooding, and some float outfitters near Concan plan to reopen as soon as Thursday.

La Salle County officials said hundreds of residents have decided to stay where they are as the Nueces River nears 29 feet.

Last week’s flooding hit Kendall County hard, and now a nonprofit organization says it is dealing with thousands of dollars in new damage on top of a growing list of overdue repairs.

The City of Kerrville issued a public notice Tuesday about a sanitary sewer overflow in an area south of downtown.

A 19-year-old philanthropist from Kansas who began supporting Uvalde after the Robb Elementary School shooting is now creating ways to help the community's flood survivors.

As thousands of Texans face flood damage to their homes, a Texas Department of Insurance spokesperson urged people to document losses and damages and file claims immediately.

For Uvalde resident Mike Gass, watermarks tell the story of the worst week one Uvalde neighborhood has ever seen.

After nearly 480 billion gallons of rain fell in the Hill Country last week, roughly 350 first responders were sent to La Salle County on Monday in preparation for significant flooding that could impact the area.

La Salle County officials activated an emergency response Thursday ahead of expected flooding along the Nueces River, deploying roughly 350 personnel from agencies across Texas and neighboring states.

Some volunteers from CrossBridge Community Church in San Antonio have been here before. Those who are now stepping in to help needed help more than a year ago.

After a decade of rescuing animals in San Antonio, Footbridge Foundation is helping answer the call for pets impacted by floods across the Texas Hill Country.

James Avery jewelry, a company that traces its origins to Kerrville, announced a $1 million commitment to flood recovery relief for the Texas Hill Country.

While Gov. Greg Abbott provided new information Monday on the local and state response to flooding in Comal, Kendall and Kerr counties, several other South Central Texas cities are bracing for high floodwaters downstream.

The Kerr County Courthouse is closed to the public for the foreseeable future after floodwater severely damaged its lower level, according to a news release.

Crystal City resident Rebecca Bookout said family in Uvalde alerted her floodwaters there were heading toward her, but she said she didn’t know it was coming the way it did.

Floodwaters have receded in Batesville, Texas, but recovery is just beginning. Volunteers are preparing meals, sorting donations and helping families rebuild after the Leona River flooded homes across the small Zavala County community.

One visible reminder of the force of the water is a search and rescue barge wedged beneath the Sidney Baker Bridge.

Families across parts of South Texas are beginning the long process of cleaning up and rebuilding after rising water from the Leona River and Rio Grande flooded roads, homes, parks and low-lying areas.

Kerr County and the Upper Guadalupe River Authority say new sirens and other recent upgrades to the area’s flood warning system helped keep the public informed amid flooding this week.

Three days of torrential rain across the Texas Hill Country have done something years of waiting could not: push Medina Lake into a visible, measurable rebound.

Floodwaters that people in Crystal City say rose to higher levels Friday than they’ve ever seen before had some of them on edge.

Residents across Kerr County spent their Friday cleaning up after another round of flooding swept through the area, bringing renewed anxiety to communities still recovering from last year’s deadly Fourth of July floods.

Floodwaters from Goat Creek spilled over a Kerrville road early Thursday, pushing water into a family’s home and leaving them to watch as nearly all of their property was swept away.

A major disaster declaration was issued for at least 28 counties Friday after historic rainfall caused major flood damage across South Texas, Gov. Greg Abbott said during a news conference in Uvalde.

Kerr County officials — along with local, state and federal lawmakers — held a news conference Friday to discuss their response to this week’s flooding.

The Texas Department of Public Safety – South Texas Region captured the collapse of the FM 481 bridge above the Nueces River on Friday in Uvalde County.

After several days of severe weather in South Central Texas, the excessive rainfall has finally started to slow down.

The Community Foundation of the Texas Hill Country has launched a new regional relief fund across 10 counties in response to this week’s widespread flooding.

Floodwaters pushing down into the Nueces River left some roads flooded in Crystal City on Thursday.

A man who narrowly escaped raging floodwaters with his family in Kerrville recounted his experience to KSAT’s Garrett Brnger on Thursday.

A mandatory evacuation was issued Thursday for parts of Comal County along the Guadalupe River, according to a county news release.

People at an RV park in Kerr County say they were taken by surprise when floodwaters rushed in early Thursday. The water carried off vehicles, including some super-sized RVs.

More than 1,300 first responders were deployed and at least 75 people were rescued amid devastating floods in Texas, according to Gov. Greg Abbott.

Despite a “wider footprint” compared to last year’s Hill Country floods, Kendall County officials reported no significant injuries connected to this week’s flooding.

A shelter-in-place is currently in effect for Uvalde County as an excessive amount of rain continues to fall.

Nearly two weeks after the one-year mark of the deadly Hill Country floods, a Kerr County wildlife rescue facility was torn apart for the second time.

Authorities in Texas have rescued hundreds of stranded drivers and people trapped in homes and at least two people have died due to catastrophic flooding.

Portions of U.S. Highway 90 in Uvalde County are closed Thursday morning due to flooding.

KSAT has crews in the Hill Country and Bexar County as severe weather continues to affect South Central Texas.

At least two people died in South Central Texas as floodwaters once again inundated parts of the area Thursday — prompting water rescues, evacuations and widespread road closures as emergency crews respond to another dangerous flooding event along the Guadalupe River.

The rain eased Wednesday evening, but residents near Calaveras Lake and outside Kicaster said they were not ready to let their guard down after spending hours under tornado warnings.

Schertz city officials announced Thursday that their mandatory evacuations orders have been lifted.

Communities across the region are still grappling with flooding as rivers and streams remain high from days of heavy rainfall, even though precipitation has eased.

For the third time in three days, heavy rains caused flooding and high-water areas in and around South Central Texas.

Boerne officials provided an update Wednesday on the city’s ongoing flood response ahead of more potential flooding.

Uvalde residents impacted by “significant flooding” on Tuesday are now under a mandatory evacuation order, the police department said.

The ongoing floods and heavy rainfall west of San Antonio and the Hill Country remain a significant factor on Wednesday morning.

The best way to remain safe around floodwaters is to avoid them entirely. If you encounter a flood, do not drive through it.

First responder crews across Texas have carried out 75 rescues as severe flooding continues throughout the state, according to Gov. Greg Abbott.

KSAT viewers shared photos of lightning, street flooding and rain gauges as storms moved through the San Antonio area on Tuesday.

KSAT crews are monitoring for storms on Tuesday morning in San Antonio and the surrounding counties in South Texas.