3 people are still missing from deadly July 4 floods in Texas county, down from nearly 100
The reduction in the number of people on the missing list came as the search for victims entered its third week. It is a significant drop from the more than 160 people officials previously said were unaccounted for in Kerr County alone.
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Dallas Bishop Arts District crash that injured seven sparks safety concerns and causes power outage
Dallas police are investigating a crash that caused panic in the Bishop Arts District Saturday night. Four cars were involved and seven people were injured. "Cars were flipped over. It was a four-car pile-up; it's crazy," said witness Anthony Ozuna. "You see a car on top of another car, and it's one of those, like, how does that car get there?" Police said the accident happened just before 11 p.m. on North Tyler Street, right off Davis Street. Several businesses said they lost power when the car rammed into a utility pole. People who were out and about ran over to help. "All of our guests and staff jumped into action. It was probably about 100 people out here," said Jake Cruz, who works at a bar nearby. Investigators said the suspected driver crashed into a car at a stoplight, causing a chain reaction. First responders transported seven victims to the hospital in stable condition, and said the suspect was critically injured. "I mean, I think you worry about it because you have a house right here. It's a residential area right next to a busy club area," said Ozuna. Just down the street from the scene, there's a roundabout; two dangerous crashes have been reported there this year. The most recent crash was in May. Councilmember Chad West has addressed the issues at that intersection in the past and said, "This latest collision at Tyler and Davis reaffirms why the city's Public Works Department must take aggressive action to ensure pedestrians, residents and small businesses are safe. It's past time for the city to enhance traffic calming measures in this corridor and speeding enforcement." Police have not said what led up to Saturday's crash. At last check, the Public Works Department was conducting a study on the roundabout. West said it has yet to be completed.
Yahoo
15 minutes ago
- Yahoo
1 dead, 2 missing after group swept over popular Oregon waterfall, authorities say
One person was killed and two others remain missing after a group of people were swept over a waterfall in central Oregon on July 19, authorities said. A multi-agency search and rescue operation was underway after six people went over Dillon Falls, which are rapids on the Deschutes River near the small city of Bend, according to the Deschutes County Sheriff's Office. Authorities received a report of the incident at about 2:57 p.m. local time on July 19, the sheriff's office said in a statement. The incident prompted an immediate response from the sheriff's office, its search and rescue team, and Bend Fire and Rescue. The Bend Police Department also provided drone support and AirLink Critical Care Transport, which provides emergency air medical transport, assisted with the aerial search, the sheriff's office said. Three people were rescued from the river and transported by ambulance to a hospital in Bend, according to the sheriff's office. One person was confirmed dead at the scene. Two people were still missing as of July 20. The sheriff's office said search and rescue crews "continued recovery efforts into the evening" on July 19 and resumed on the morning of July 20. The sheriff's office did not provide further details on the incident, including the victims' identities and how the group got swept over Dillon Falls. "The Deschutes County Sheriff's Office thanks all partner agencies for their swift and coordinated response," the agency said in the statement. "Further updates will be provided as more information becomes available." 'Help': Handwritten note leads rescuers to missing mother and son What is Dillon Falls? Dillon Falls is one of numerous waterfalls in central Oregon, many of which were formed by lava flows, according to the region's tourist information center. Dillon Falls, located within Deschutes National Forest, is a series of "quick-drop rapids" along the Deschutes River, the information center said on its website. The information center describes the waterfall as a "15-foot drop that almost immediately turns into churning rapids in a quick, step ladder-like pattern." According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, the area around Dillon Falls is a popular location for visitors for hiking, water activities, picnicking, and viewing the waterfall. The city of Bend has a population of around 100,000 and is located on the Deschutes River, east of the Cascade Range. Bend is about 132 miles southeast of Oregon's capital city of Salem. This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Oregon waterfall: 1 dead and 2 missing after incident at Dillon Falls
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16 minutes ago
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1 person killed, 4 hurt, 2 arrested in separate Dane County crashes
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