Burnet County

Multiple lawsuits have been filed against the driver charged in a fiery crash that killed five friends in Burnet County in late July. The lawsuits also name the the owner of the truck-trailer he was driving and his company as defendants.

In addition, the lawsuit seeks damages from the person who allegedly loaned the suspect vehicle to the driver, as well as the company the driver was working for at the time.

A re-opening of the Cow Creek Bridge was celebrated on Tuesday after it was destroyed during deadly flooding in July.

The accountability ratings for public schools in Texas are out. FOX 7 Austin has broken down the ratings for districts in 16 Central Texas counties.

The driver hauling a horse trailer during a fatal crash in Burnet County did not have the proper license for the trailer he had. He was charged with manslaughter in the deaths of five young women.

Court documents have revealed new details about the fiery crash in Burnet County that claimed the lives of five friends, and the driver charged in their deaths.

Mattress Mack and Gallery Furniture are stepping up to help those across Kerr County and the Austin area impacted by the deadly and devastating July 4th floods with a 400 mattress giveaway this Saturday in Lago Vista.

A Williamson County man is facing five counts of manslaughter in connection with a fiery crash that killed five friends in Burnet County in late July.

A month after the deadly and devastating floods, crews are about halfway done on a new bridge that connects Marble Falls and Lago Vista. The bridge could be open as early as the beginning of September.

Five young women, friends since middle school and like sisters, were driving to Kingsland to celebrate a birthday when they were tragically killed in a fiery multi-vehicle crash in Burnet County.

Five people were killed in a three-car crash in Burnet County, officials said.

The Marble Falls community came together to honor its fallen volunteer fire chief, Michael Phillips.

All 10 bodies that were found after devastating flooding during the July 4th weekend have been identified, the Travis County Sheriff's Office said.

Resources in Burnet County are still available for those impacted by deadly flooding during the Fourth of July weekend.

The Marble Falls Rodeo honored a fallen fire chief on Friday night during first responders night.

TxDOT is expediting the construction of a bridge that was washed out two weeks ago during the deadly flooding.

H-E-B is donating more funds to the relief effort following the deadly and devastating flooding across the Texas Hill Country during the July 4th weekend.

A boil water notice has been lifted for Marble Falls.

The Marble Falls Area Volunteer Fire Department has announced the "End of Watch" for missing fire chief Michael Phillips. He was last seen when responding to a call for service during the deadly July 4th floods.