But that trust was tragically broken when Linnie and at least 26 other campers and counselors were killed after a ...

Dozens of families packed inside a small room at the Texas Capitol Monday shared tragic stories — and where their lives are now — after learning their daughters died in July floods at Camp Mystic.

Lawmakers heard testimony on Wednesday in support of Senate Bill 1, which would ensure that camps have more safety protocols ...

Parents who lost their daughters from flood waters at Camp Mystic said their deaths were “100% preventable” and asked the legislature to implement mandatory safety protocols ...

Michael McCown sent his 8-year-old daughter Linnie to a summer camp in central Texas trusting she would be safe.

Senate Bill 1, which would require more oversight of emergency plans and evacuation procedures at summer camps, was advanced after the emotional hearing Wednesday.

Parents of the Camp Mystic flood victims spoke before a Texas Senate committee on Wednesday, advocating for camp safety ...

Families of children at Camp Mystic who died in the devastating floods in Texas last month made emotional testimonies and ...

In response, the committee unanimously passed Senate Bill 1, allocating $200 million to improve infrastructure and technology ...

The families testified that counselors were told not to move children out of cabins until they received instructions to do so, even though floodwaters were rising.

Katherine, just 19, was among the 27 girls who died at Camp Mystic on July 4, when the Guadalupe River exceeded its banks.

The families shared stories of unimaginable grief and heartache as they pleaded with committee members to pass SB 1 to ensure ...