Travis County is still working with residents who were impacted by devastating flooding during the Fourth of July weekend.

Travis County Emergency Services has set up a shuttle service that takes people to and from Danielson Middle School.

Integral Care's new mobile van becomes essential after July floods. It has helped about 300 people affected by the floods.

During and after the floods, Austin Pets Alive cleared Kerr County shelters, saved strays and bring pets back home ...

At least 17 people from the Austin-area died in the Central Texas floods. Here is a timeline of what happened in Travis, ...

Travis County Judge Andy Brown updated the county’s ongoing disaster declaration, associated with the July 4 floods in ...

Travis County Judge Andy Brown has updated part of the disaster declaration associated with the flooding emergency that ...

The discovery of the body of a 10th flood victim in Travis County could mark the end of that county’s recovery efforts. The ...

Houston volunteers have a message for Texas Hill Country flood victims: "We're praying for you." What they're doing next ...

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.

The tragic flooding on July 4 weekend in Central Texas has made the gutting of FEMA look even worse than it already did, ...