KERRVILLE, Texas — A North Texas family is mourning the loss of two sisters who died in the Hill Country flooding, as they hold out hope that the two girls’ grandparents are found. The Harber ...

Many people across Texas and around the country are seeking ways to help those in Kerrville after devastating flooding.

Two sisters, 13-year-old Blair and 11-year-old Brooke Harber, were killed in the Texas Hill Country floods and found with rosaries and their "hands locked together," their family said.

A day after flooding rains rapidly overwhelmed the Guadalupe River and sent deadly floodwaters through a swath of central Texas, authorities said hundreds of people had been saved from the danger ...

They were discovered in Kerrville, 15 miles from their cabin community, with their hands clasped together, according to reports. Their grandparents, Charlene and Mike Harber, have yet to be found.

Multiple families remain missing after catastrophic flooding hit Central Texas.

The Texas National Guard evacuated stranded campers near Kerrville due to ongoing flash flood conditions in the Texas Hill Country.

Deadly floods have created disaster in the Texas Hill Country. Here’s where you can donate and how to aid with flood relief from near or far.

Family members confirmed the deaths of Mike and Charlene Harber just days after their granddaughters, Blair and Blake Harber, were found dead following the Fourth of July floods in Kerrville.

President Donald Trump spokes about the loss of life as a result of the flooding while surrounded by state and city leaders in Kerrville on Friday.