Less than two weeks after the deadly Fourth of July floods, others areas south and west of the Texas Hill Country experienced their own heavy rainfall.

A high-tech chemical company has purchased the last available water in the Nueces River to make hydrogen and ammonia for export.

Soldier’s Gap Ranch is named for its historic natural crossing point once used by Cavalry soldiers from Fort Clark, which was established in 1852.

An 8,440-acre property known as Nineteen Mile Ranch is currently for sale in Uvalde County.

UVALDE, Texas – Animal carcasses were tied down in the Nueces River and then hung from a bridge in separate instances earlier this week in a swimming area off County Road 414 in Uvalde County. Authorities are investigating the case as illegal dumping. “He said I could contact the county commissioner.”KSAT reached out Henry Lutz, a Texas Game Warden in Uvalde County who took the woman’s report. “I understand it’s an unusual situation but all it is, is an illegal dumping of a carcass,” Lutz said. Illegal dumping of animals in Uvalde County (KSAT)Wilson County trio released on bond following arrest in connection to donkey theftArrest warrants issued for Floresville ISD board member accused of donkey theft