Flash flood emergencies and evacuation orders have been issued across parts of the Texas Hill Country as rising rivers threaten homes, campgrounds, and roads.

Residents who live along the Leona River are being urged to seek higher ground.

U.S. 90 has reopened in Uvalde, but many roads remain closed and a flood-damaged bridge has collapsed following days of heavy rain.

Raging floodwaters are closing in on a century-old bridge in the Texas Hill Country as residents remain under a Flash Flood Warning. On Wednesday, meteorologists shared footage of rising and racing flood waters beneath the Nueces River Bridge along Highway 90 in Uvalde County.

South Texas Region captured the collapse of the FM 418 bridge above the Nueces River on Friday in Uvalde County.

Flooding has cut off the City of Uvalde, forcing rescues and evacuations as roads disappear underwater. Officials urge residents to shelter in place and avoid travel

Historic floodwaters inundated Uvalde and neighboring communities last week. Now, residents already familiar with tragedy say they're coping the only way they know how: by helping each other out.

Portions of U.S. Highway 90 in Uvalde County are closed Thursday morning due to flooding. In Sabinal, Mayor Erik Gomez posted on social media that both directions

Uvalde County officials are warning drivers that bypassing flood barricades is pulling first responders away from people trapped in homes and vehicles as catastrophic flooding cuts off major roads across the county. Water levels around Uvalde, about 80 ...

Officials continue to urge residents to avoid flooded roads, obey barricades and warnings, and move to higher ground when flood alerts are issued.