The deadly flash floods in Texas, triggered by the Guadalupe River’s sudden surge, have claimed at least 110 lives—many of them children—with dozens still missing, especially in hard-hit Kerr County and Camp Mystic. Among harrowing stories of loss and survival, 19-year-old Leo Romero Jr. recounted how his home was ripped apart by the floodwaters, separating him from his family, who remain missing. As emergency teams and volunteers continue search and rescue efforts, federal aid has been deployed, and leaders urge unity over blame. In the face of unimaginable tragedy, stories of bravery, heartbreak, and hope continue to emerge.
