Ryan Recker News Today

Good morning to you all. Im t. J. Holmes. And im Marci Gonzalez in for reena ninan. We begin with the flooding. Blamed now for as many as six deaths. Meanwhile, 12 people are missing in central texas. Two families swept away in their fay vags home. And a texas dam breached by flooding. A reporter in houston trying to keep it together having a tough time in this torrential downpour. Struggling there to keep from blowing away and still do her job. And flood waters raging through a golf course in a...

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Join Dubuque County Soil & Water Conservation District on September 17th in Dyersville, Iowa, for a free family event celebrating conservation with wildlife encounters, interactive booths, and more.

Join Dubuque County Soil & Water Conservation District on September 17th in Dyersville, Iowa, for a free family event celebrating conservation with wildlife encounters, interactive booths, and more.

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Join Dubuque County Soil & Water Conservation District on September 17th in Dyersville, Iowa, for a free family event celebrating conservation with wildlife encounters, interactive booths, and more.

Join Dubuque County Soil & Water Conservation District on September 17th in Dyersville, Iowa, for a free family event celebrating conservation with wildlife encounters, interactive booths, and more.