The Kerrville Police Department is investigating an apparent murder-suicide after officers found a man and a woman dead inside a home in the 600 block of Lois Street on Wednesday morning.
The woman was flown by air ambulance to a San Antonio hospital, where she is listed in stable condition.
The city says it doesn't use Flock. That's true — but it's not the whole picture.
Officers stopped 208 vehicles during the roughly two-week initiative, which was funded by the Texas Department of Transportation and targeted speeding and unsafe driving, the department said.
A timeline of Kerr County's second major flood in a year.
Haley said no deaths or missing persons have been reported within Kerrville city limits. The county has confirmed at least one flood-related death in the broader county area, outside city limits.
Mayor Joe Herring Jr. says damage exceeds city's capacity to recover alone; river receding from historic crest but still dangerous as more rain looms
River gauge rose 32 feet in four hours; NWS warns of a crest similar to July 4, 2025
By The Lead's count of the station's hourly readings, roughly 2.5 additional inches fell between 7:15 a.m. and 2:15 p.m.
The station recorded 1.6 inches of rain in the six hours ending at 6:55 a.m. Rain intensified after that reading, with an additional 0.46 inches recorded by 7:55 a.m. as thunderstorms producing heavy rain moved through the area. Visibility dropped as low as 1.5 miles amid the heaviest rain, and humidity held near 94%.
