A tragic event occurred in Central Texas over the July 4th weekend one year ago. Floodwaters swept through the area, resulting in significant loss of life. The flooding claimed the lives of more than 130 people.
Further details about the incident are available from local news sources. Residents in West Lake Hills and surrounding areas may recall the devastating impact of the floods.
For more information about the July 4th floods, readers can refer to the original report from FOX 7 Austin.
Recent coverage curated from local and regional sources.
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