Dozens of people died in the catastrophic flooding that tore through central Texas last week, and now shocking new evidence suggests the tragedy may have been entirely avoidable.
Local officials in Kerr County rejected a proposal in 2017 to install a modern flood warning system along the Guadalupe River, saying its roughly $300,000 price tag was too 'extravagant' for the rural area.
That decision, critics say, left campers near Kerville vulnerable when predawn torrential downpours transformed the river into a deadly raging torrent in less than an hour on Friday.
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