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Texas Hill Country flood victims still struggle to rebuild nearly a year later
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· July 1, 2026
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Key points The rebuilding process has been slow and expensive, with the total damage estimated to be over $18 billion. Residents in the Texas Hill Country are still dealing with the aftermath of last year's floods.
Residents in the Texas Hill Country are still dealing with the aftermath of last year's floods. The rebuilding process has been slow and expensive, with the total damage estimated to be over $18 billion. Many people are waiting for insurance payouts, while others are rebuilding without sufficient coverage.
The cost of flood insurance has been increasing, adding to the challenges faced by those affected. Further details on the situation and the struggles of the flood victims are available from local news sources. For more information on the Texas Hill Country floods and the ongoing rebuilding efforts, readers can refer to CBS Texas (KTVT) DFW for updates and additional coverage.
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Published: July 1, 2026 ·
Source: CBS Texas (KTVT) DFW ·
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