Jamie Landers

In January, we @dallasnews set out to write about every homicide victim in Dallas for an entire year. We have already lost more than 120 people, people whose lives were rich, complex, and no matter their age, cut far too short. These are their stories. interactives.dallasnews.com/2024/dallas-ho…

There will come a day sooner rather than later when the network correspondents have to leave, when the volunteers need to go back to work, when the donations will slow, but the people of Kerr County will not need any less support. This woman asked us to tell people: keep helping.

Robert Wilonsky speaks for us all here.... dallasnews.com/opinion/commen…

Another flash flood warning issued in Kerr County for the North Fork. More slow-moving storms are dumping water on the area.

North Texans take care of one another. #InDFW celebrates the changemakers across the metroplex, from nonprofits to community guides, who are making D-FW a better place to live. I'm excited to bring this initiative to life with @dallasnews! dallasnews.com/news/inspired/…

Number of missing in Kerr County from the flood is down to 3:

Remembering the girls and leaders of Camp Mystic lost to the Kerr County floods | @jamielandersx dallasnews.com/news/2025/07/1…

The front pages of the @HoustonChron, @ExpressNews + @Statesman are all dedicated to the same story today: Remembering the lives lost to the catastrophic Kerr County floods.

From videos, texts, phone calls and conversations, @claireballor and @suryataparazzi capture the tragic final getaway for Jeff and Tanya Ramsey @dallasnews #TexasFloods dallasnews.com/news/2025/07/1…

Two photos that we obtained from the night of the flood at Camp Mystic: • The first is from 3:26 a.m., showing some campers evacuating through floodwaters to the rec hall. • The second is from 15 minutes later, showing water had risen even higher.

Two sisters were found holding hands. Two beloved camp directors died trying to save others. Multiple families were fractured; divided into the missing, the survivors and the dead. Spend some time with their stories here @dallasnews: dallasnews.com/news/2025/07/0…

BREAKING: At least 161 people are still missing after catastrophic floods in Texas, Gov. Greg Abbott says. apnews.com/article/texas-…

Beautiful and sad writing coming out of @dallasnews' @jamielandersx and @ProsserMaggie on the Central Texas floods and Camp Mystic. Give it some time today if you can: dallasnews.com/news/texas/202…

Officials are reporting 75 fatalities in Kerr County, including 48 adults and 27 children. @dallasnews

Put together some of the preliminary data for the Hunt and Kerrville River gages for this event and how historically this compares #txwx

NEW: Another Flood Watch has been issued for our region and to our north. Another possible 2" - 4" of rain with isolated spots possibly up to 10" in watch

“At a news conference Sunday, local officials avoided answering a question about why summer camps were not evacuated when the first flood warning was issued. ‘That is a great question,’ Kerrville City Manager Dalton Rice said.” dallasnews.com/news/weather/2…

Cowboys, Texans and NFL Foundation combine to contribute $1.5 million to communities impacted by flooding in Central Texas.

59 people now confirmed dead from flooding in Kerr County, including 38 adults and 21 children. @dallasnews dallasnews.com/news/weather/2…

Eloise Peck’s mom wants the world to know just how loved her daughter was. “Eloise was literally friends with everyone,” she told journalist Steve Noviello. “She loved spaghetti, but not more than she loved dogs and animals. She had a family who loved her fiercely for the 8…