A year has passed since flash floods hit Kerr County, causing widespread destruction and requiring hundreds of rescues from the Guadalupe River. The river's water level rose rapidly, reaching as high as 26 feet in some areas. Trained responders and ordinary citizens worked together to save lives during the disaster.

The community continues to support those affected, with many still helping their neighbors rebuild. Further details about the floods and the ongoing recovery efforts are available from CBS Texas, which has been following the story and speaking with those impacted, including a family who was rescued by strangers as their mobile home was swept away by the floodwaters.