
Texas flash floods kill at least 24; Trump vows help
President calls tragedy ‘shocking’ as search for missing continues overnight At least 24 people have died in Kerr County, Texas, after catastrophic flooding swept through the region, prompting a large-scale rescue and recovery operation, local officials confirmed on Saturday. The death toll is expected to rise as emergency services continue search and rescue operations, with dozens still unaccounted for. Kerr County Sheriff Larry L. Leitha confirmed the fatalities, describing the devastation as one of the deadliest weather events to hit the area in recent years. US President Donald Trump, speaking aboard Air Force One en route to his New Jersey