FM 481 bridge collapse cuts Uvalde–Eagle Pass connection
Powerful flooding along the Nueces River has destroyed part of the FM 481 bridge southwest of Uvalde, according to the Texas Department of Public Safety.
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Powerful flooding along the Nueces River has destroyed part of the FM 481 bridge southwest of Uvalde, according to the Texas Department of Public Safety.
Several roads, city and county offices are closed.
Officials say all travel across Kerr County should be considered hazardous.
Flash Flood Emergencies remain in effect in parts of Kerr and Uvalde counties as life-threatening flooding continues across the Texas Hill Country and much of South Central Texas.
Shelters in Uvalde, Kerr and Kendall counties are offering beds and meals during the floods.
Waters could rise above riverbanks, onto roads.
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DPS urged residents to stay away from flooded areas as evacuations continued in the Uvalde region.
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In communities along the Nueces and Leona rivers, residents are distributing supplies, serving meals and helping families recover from last week’s floods.
Additional shelters have opened in Uvalde due to widespread flooding and rising water levels on the Leona, Nueces and Frio Rivers.
Residents along the U.S.-Mexico border said they want crossings under control and the state’s next senator to actually do something on immigration policy.
Every highway in and out of Uvalde shut down as flood waters rise.
Rio Grande levels began rising Thursday and are expected to crest at moderate flood stage Friday night.
Residents along the U.S.-Mexico border said they want crossings under control and the state’s next senator to actually do something on immigration policy.
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