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Also: Life of camp counselor lost in the flood is celebrated; Floodwaters steadily replenish Canyon Lake and Edwards Aquifer.

Also: Kendall County reports 6 dead in flooding; Former NOAA head sheds light on flooding; How you can help Kerrville and Texas

Over one hundred dead and many more missing— the July 4th flash flood is the deadliest weather disaster in modern Texas history. But did this catastrophe have to happen? It’s called "flash flood alley," but could any steps have been taken to protect the lives of locals and visitors?

Occupational therapy can help people with mental illness resume meaningful activities in their lives and create strategies that will improve their overall health. A San Antonio OT has developed a program she hopes will help people with a mental illness and type 2 diabetes achieve better control over their disease.

What is happening to the American bedrock idea of the rule of law under a president who isn’t confined by the law? PBS’s FRONTLINE takes a look at President Trump’s second term and goes inside the high-stakes showdown between Trump and the courts over presidential power. How is Trump testing the extent of his power—and can the limits hold?

Also: Comfort center offers hugs with flood relief; P. Terry's raises $150K in one day for flood relief; Cuts to Pell Grant not included in 'One Big Beautiful Bill'

Fanny Howe passed away on July 9 at the age of 85. Yvette Benavides pays tribute to the author and shares Howe's poem, "Loneliness."

Also: Texas House, Senate establish select committees for flood issues; Mayor Jones talks Army relocation in D.C.; Ken Paxton's wife files for divorce on 'biblical grounds'

The proposed overhaul of Texas’ congressional map is designed to give the GOP five new seats after next year’s midterm election. But will that map actually give President Trump what he wants? The newly drafted boundary lines would give Republicans at least some new seats. But an analysis of the tentative redistricting plan suggests the plan could backfire.

The United States and Mexico are neighboring nations that for decades have shared an economy. But under President Donald Trump that relationship is getting shaken and stressed. What does the future hold for U.S. Mexico relations under Trump?