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Digital Executive Producer at KENS 5 TV in San Antonio. Producer of KENS 5 News Now, the first digital-exclusive newscast in San Antonio.
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Canyon Lake reaches over 95% capacity after days of heavy rain

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SAN ANTONIO — Days of heavy rain earlier this week, leading to historic levels of flooding, have also had an effect on area lake levels. Canyon Lake in Comal County is 95.6 percent full as of Saturday, according to Water Data for Texas, which compiles data from the U.S. Geological Survey. To put that into context, just last week, the lake was only 60.9 percent full. By Thursday, it was up to 69 percent full, and on Friday, it had swelled to 88 percent full. This story continues below.
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Hunt volunteer inspired to upskill by 2025 deadly floods helps victims one year later

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HUNT, Texas — A volunteer from Hunt, Texas, along the Guadalupe River, who upskilled after the 2025 deadly Hill Country flood, used her new skills to assist in this week's devastating floods. Courtney Calhoun was one of many Hill Country residents who answered the call to help on July 4, 2025, when the Guadalupe River rose more than 60 feet in a short amount of time, resulting in dozens of deaths and widespread devastation. This story continues below.
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