NEW BRAUNFELS - Authorities say it is unlikely they will find alive two missing swimmers swept away by floodwaters from the remnants of Tropical Storm Hermine.

NEW BRAUNFELS — Only a handful of evacuees took advantage of emergency shelters opened early Wednesday after rising waters from Tropical Storm Hermine threatened neighborhoods along Dry Comal Creek

NEW BRAUNFELS — Tropical Storm Hermine stuck around a little longer than expected — and the city’s masters of disaster who manned the emergency storm response command center stuck right there wi

NEW BRAUNFELS — The Comal River is closed to all activity until further notice after cresting at flood-stage levels early Wednesday. “The Comal reached flood stage at 11 feet,” said Carol Edgett

SEGUIN — Remnants of Tropical Storm Hermine continued to drop sporadic rains on the area Wednesday, but the precipitation was expected to end by Thursday morning.

NEW BRAUNFELS — Although it probably didn’t feel that way to the 90 people who lost power, New Braunfels Utilities said the impact of this week’s storms was minimal.

NEW BRAUNFELS — By 1 a.m. Wednesday, New Braunfels City Council chambers became an outpost for both city and Comal County officials to respond to any potential disasters caused by the aftermath of T

NEW BRAUNFELS — A new siren system installed on River Road only two weeks ago was tested for the first time at 2 a.m. Wednesday. The siren was installed at Bezdek’s Rentals by the Water Oriented R

NEW BRAUNFELS — Two San Marcos men have been arrested on charges of murder a week after a routine traffic stop on I-35 in New Braunfels led to the discovery of a body in the back of their pickup tru

NEW BRAUNFELS — A flash flood warning was extended for the New Braunfels area until midnight Thursday, according to the National Weather Service.

NEW BRAUNFELS — By 8 a.m. Wednesday, Comal County Sheriff’s Office deputies responded to two calls after drivers ignored barricades on Farm-to-Market 1863.

NEW BRAUNFELS - Due to heavy rain in the Dry Comal Creek, the City of New Braunfels is evacuating residents in the Live Oak area.

NEW BRAUNFELS - City crews will pick up downed trees and broken limbs that resulted from high winds associated with Tropical Storm Hermine.

NEW BRAUNFELS — As of 1 p.m. Wednesday, the Comal River at New Braunfels was flowing at 1610 cubic feet per second. That figure was up from 452 cfs as recorded at 1 p.m. Tuesday.

NEW BRAUNFELS — The National Weather Service has extended a flash flood warning for extreme north central Comal County until 3:45 p.m.