Texas floods
Coverage of Texas floods in the Nexus archive.
- Beyond Camp Mystic, survivors of Texas floods struggle to move forward
The tragic deaths at a Texas girls’ camp during floods drew widespread attention, while other survivors continue to face unresolved trauma. The article highlights the ongoing, quieter struggles of those affected beyond the headline-grabbing incident.
- Nearly one year after deadly Texas floods, Mercy Chefs continues to help those in need
Nearly one year after deadly floods in central Texas that killed 139 people and displaced many, Mercy Chefs has been providing aid in Kerrville since the day after the disaster. The nonprofit continues its efforts under founder and CEO Gary LeBlanc.
- Camp Mystic, Where 28 Died in Texas Floods, Files for Bankruptcy
Camp Mystic, where 28 people died in Texas floods, has filed for bankruptcy. The camp is located in Texas and the bankruptcy filing was reported in December 2025.
- Watch Duty, the fire tracking app used by millions, expands to help monitor dangerous floods
Watch Duty, a fire tracking app, is expanding to monitor floods after successfully helping over 2.5 million users track wildfires in Los Angeles County. The app was developed by John Mills following his experience with inadequate alerts during a fire near his home and now aims to improve flood communication, especially after deadly Texas floods in July 2024.