As Central Texas begins the long road to recovery after the deadly flooding, communities are coming together to rebuild. However, questions continue to grow about the response at the county level.

Read more As many residents work to rebuild after devastating floods ripped through Central Texas, roughly 100 others painstakingly wait for closure, as their loved ones remain missing.

A system of dams and reservoirs was designed to hold in floodwaters. Crews monitor the water coming into the system and ...

LEANDER (KXAN)— Personal items that are being recovered from the floods in Travis County are being stored and preserved at ...

A former Army officer charged with the shooting deaths of six people, including his parents, has been deemed mental competent ...

The outpouring of support to the Hill Country after the July 4 weekend floods has brought both relief and burden to locals. A ...

Travis County officials are continuing to work together to support residents impacted by devastating flooding.

At least 38,600 homes sat within the path of destruction of the deadly July 4 floods that devastated Central Texas, and most were underinsured.

The fund is designed to provide direct financial relief to residents whose homes or lives were significantly impacted by the ...

In Travis County, the flood-impacted community has been approved for individual help through FEMA, but not public federal ...

The lake has surged more than 30 feet in less than two weeks, which has put it at its highest level in over five years.

As many who lost their homes look to rebuild in the same spot, Texas counties do not have enough authority to regulate ...