San Antonio Flooding Crisis

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At least 13 dead, several missing in San Antonio

At least 13 dead, several missing in San Antonio after rapid flooding

At least 13 people have been found dead and several more remain missing after heavy rains this week caused flooding on highways throughout San Antonio, Texas, authorities said Saturday.

Hoodline · 8h

San Antonio Shattered, 13 Lives Lost in Devastating Flash Flood, City Unites in Sorrow and Resolve

KSAT · 5h

What we know about the devastating San Antonio floods that killed 13 people

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Flash floods kill 3 in West Virginia, several people missing after inches of rain fell in 30 minutes

Flash flooding caused by torrential rains killed three people in northern West Virginia and rescue crews were searching for several missing people Sunday, while authorities were assessing damage to ro...

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State of emergency declared in West Virginia as flash flooding kills at least 5 people

Boise State Public Radio · 1d

Deadly flash floods kill 13 in San Antonio and at least 3 in West Virginia

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Deadly flooding hits West Virginia and San Antonio, Texas

Photos and video offer a grim picture of what happened Saturday at the 250th anniversary military parade in D.C.

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West Virginia Flash Floods: 6 Confirmed Dead, At Least 2 Missing

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Houston weather: Sunday storms for northern counties

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City Manager Walsh notifies leaders that SA will investigate what contributed to deadly flash flooding crisis

Officials plan to investigate what factored into last week's sudden and deadly flooding emergencies that have left some families grieving, according to an email sent by City Manager Erik Walsh to other San Antonio leaders Monday.

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San Antonio community to hold candlelight vigil for flood victims

Two local non-profits, San Antonio Aware and Eagles Flight Advocacy and Outreach, are organizing a candlelight vigil to honor the 13 lives lost in

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San Antonio woman attends anti-ICE workshop in hopes of legally reuniting with her deported husband

Anti-ICE protests have remained peaceful in San Antonio, but one woman says she must continue to fight because of how personally the arrests have impacted her.