Kansas’ Task Force 1 (KS-TF1) has returned to the Sunflower State after 15 long days of search and rescue operations in flooded parts of Texas. The 15 members of the KS-TF1 returned to their families,

Nevada Task Force 1 returned from assisting with flooding in Kerr County, Texas, enduring nearly three weeks of challenging conditions. They were part of a FEMA deployment and received praise for their resilience and compassion.

The team with the Los Angeles County Fire Department was deployed to Texas on July 8. Over the next 18 days, the specialized dogs helped rescue teams search for remaining victims after floods tore through the region, leaving at least 138 dead. Dozens are still unaccounted for.

Republicans and Democrats in Congress questions the FEMA chief about the agency's response following flooding in Hill Country that left more than 130 people dead.

The head of FEMA's Urban Search and Rescue branch, Ken Pagurek, has resigned due to frustration over the agency's response to the flooding in Central Texas, sources say.

Meteorologist Kristen Currie introduces us to Dr. Debra Zoran, a lead on the Texas A&M Veterinary Emergency Team who was deployed to the Guadalupe River in the aftermath of the floods.

While on the ground in Kerr County, the Phoenix team conducted wide-area searches, structural assessments, and life-safety missions.

After nearly three weeks assisting in the aftermath of one of the deadliest inland flooding disasters in U.S. history, Los Angeles County Fire Department canine search teams are back home. The specialized crews landed at LAX early Sunday morning following an 18-day deployment to central Texas,