Guadalupe River is at the center of flood-related investigations and court actions following catastrophic floods that hit Texas and other states, triggering rescues, regulatory scrutiny and bankruptcy filings.
The National Weather Service has issued alerts as a large, deadly flood wave is barreling down the Guadalupe River in Texas, threatening Kerrville, Uvalde and other Hill Country communities. Rescue teams have already carried out dozens of high-water rescues; governors have declared disasters across dozens of counties as rainfall continues.
West Virginia faces a severe flood emergency as heavy rainfall triggers widespread damage. Governors mobilize National Guard and declare a state of emergency across all 55 counties. Rescues continue as utilities restore power and crews clear debris. Officials warn that the situation remains volatile with high water and saturated ground.
Torrential rain has driven dangerous floods across Texas Hill Country for a third day, triggering rescues and road washouts. Authorities warn waters will continue to rise, with last year’s deadly floods weighing on response efforts.
Investigators have sought electronic communications of Camp Mystic’s owners in a bid to uncover evidence of manslaughter, negligent homicide or other crimes related to the 2025 Guadalupe River flood. No charges have been filed yet, and authorities say camp leadership failed to implement adequate safety measures and evacuation plans.