Follow along for developments on the July Fourth floods along the Guadalupe River in Kerr County and Central Texas.

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The banks of the Guadalupe River burst in Kerrville

A 9-year-old cousin of Kansas City Chiefs owner Clark Hunt has been named as one of the victims of disastrous flash flooding in Texas. Janie Hunt was attending an all-girls Christian summer program, Camp Mystic,

Texas floods claimed the life of 9-year-old Janie Hunt, who was related to Kansas City Chiefs owner Clark Hunt, whose wife, Tavia, shared the heartbreak on Sunday night.

Clark Hunt's wife Tavia shared an emotional statement about the "tragic loss" of a "precious little Hunt cousin" in the floods, which have killed at least 82

Texas authorities confirmed at least 59 people were dead as of Sunday morning, Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick said on Fox News, and an unclear number were still missing. Rescue teams are searching for a group of around 27 people who were attending Camp Mystic,