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The emergency manager in the Texas county where 108 people died in July 4 floods slept through the disaster, saying he knew of no flood risks. “The situation evolved faster than anyone could have predicted,” he said, adding, “We cannot rely on forecasting alone. We need systems on the ground.”

washingtonpost.comTexas lawmakers fault Kerr County officials on response to deadly floodsThursday’s special hearing in Kerr County is the public’s first chance to speak directly to legislators. “We have every right to be angry,” one woman says.

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