Torrential rains shattered records in Kerr and Uvalde counties, leaving behind a path of destruction as floodwaters recede and damage assessments begin. With potential costs soaring into the billions, Texas officials urge residents to report damage online to qualify for federal aid and access recovery resources. In Kerrville, neighborhoods and businesses are reeling — from AC units ripped off buildings to dangerous sewer overflows near Highway 27 and Town Creek. Yet amid the devastation, resilience shines: local chef Luis Baquro is feeding cleanup crews and launching a lemonade stand this Friday to raise funds for victims.
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