More than 100 lives were lost, many young campers, in the Fourth of July flood. What happened and how can you help?

When disaster strikes in Texas, it's not just first responders people look for — it's those familiar H-E-B trucks, rolling in ...

The Texas grocery chain is distributing relief kits to flood victims with essentials like water, snacks and cleaning supplies ...

H-E-B said as part of its initial outreach, the company is working closely with the Red Cross, Kerr County officials and ...

Texas Monthly reports that a 17-year-old went viral on TikTok t he other day for hauling over 200 tortillas through ...

Flood victims can stop by H-E-B pop-up sites in Burnet, Leander or Liberty Hill for recovery kits including water, snacks, ...

Two sites, located in Leander and Burnet, opened at 8 a.m. and will run until 5 p.m. daily until further notice, while a ...

H-E-B has opened three pop-up sites in Central Texas to provide aid to flood victims and meals to first responders.

A teenager recently went viral after she showed an unusual dedication to a popular Texas supermarket and its tortillas.

H-E-B has proved once again that no store does more. The grocery chain beloved by Texans has set up a donation option for its ...

Kerrville, where dozens of people died in the July 4 flood, is where H-E-B got its start more than 100 years ago.

As search and rescue efforts continue, both companies are helping emergency responders and displaced families with immediate ...