She said she put her name tag on in the middle of the night because she was scared she would get swept up in the floodwaters. “In my head, I was saying, if something does happen, and I do get swept ...

Brothers found clinging to floating cooler rescued Two Australian brothers were airlifted to safety on Feb. 18, hours after their fishing boat was overturned by a rogue wave ...

Video shows rescue of woman clinging to tree after dodging fridges, RVs in Texas flood She survived being dragged by the current over four dams and ended up 20 miles away from her campsite, where ...

Video shows the moment a Texas flood victim clinging to a tree was airlifted out of danger in a dramatic rescue. Emergency services have been conducting multiple search and rescue operations after ...

A woman who said she was camping near Indian Creek, near 103rd Street and Wornall Road, was rescued by the Kansas City Fire Department during a flash flood on Monday, July 21, 2025, in Kansas City.

She was floating in the dark. McGuire said she saw her truck – and a couple of other cars – float by. She clung to a tree but the water kept rising. She began to pray. "God, I'm not ready for you.

Texas officials rescued a man and woman found clinging to trees after floodwaters swept their car away in Lampasas County. The Lampasas River hit 33 feet.

Rescuers called it a "relatively happy ending."The man was found clinging to a tree about 15 feet above water, and the woman was located about 50 to 100 yards farther, also on a tree, according to ...

Some survivors were found clinging to trees. Questions are mounting about what, if any, actions local officials took to warn campers and residents who were spending the July Fourth holiday weekend in ...

She was floating in the dark. McGuire said she saw her truck – and a couple of other cars – float by. She clung to a tree but the water kept rising. She began to pray. "God, I'm not ready for you.

Texas officials rescued a man and woman found clinging to trees after floodwaters swept their car away in Lampasas County. The Lampasas River hit 33 feet.

Texas officials rescued a man and woman found clinging to trees after floodwaters swept their car away in Lampasas County. The Lampasas River hit 33 feet.