The heart of Texas beats strong, even in the face of adversity and Audacy teams throughout Texas have been tirelessly on the ground, on air, online, and in the community, providing vital updates to listeners during the recent and horrific floods in the Texas Hill Country.

“NewsRadio 1080 (KRLD-AM) has been a critical lifeline for Texans,” said Drew Anderssen, News/Talk Format Vice President and Brand Manager, KRLD-AM. “Our commitment to timely and essential news, weather and traffic information never wavered in the early days of this tragedy, over the 4th of July holiday weekend, and we are committed to continuing our compassionate and impactful coverage in the days ahead.”

NewsRadio 1080 and Texas State Networks reporter Christopher Fox has been at the epicenter of the story, tirelessly reporting from along the river between Kerrville and Centerpoint, Texas.

Fox has been delivering succinct and informative reports on NewsRadio 1080, additional Audacy stations, and various CBS affiliates across the country. His Texas State Network reporting includes hourly newscasts reaching over 100 affiliates in 86 markets.

Talk Radio 1370 (KJCE-AM) in Austin has also provided comprehensive coverage of the tragic weather event, including live press conferences and weather information on air and online. Talk Radio 1370 launched a dedicated web page for people to support first responders and those impacted by the floods. It is a powerful way for a news/talk radio station to connect with the community

Talk Radio 1370 is also providing Audacy Austin FM stations with breaking news reports as needed.

Audacy brands throughout the state are collectively showing their support for Texas, partnering with The Salvation Army to raise funds for flood-ravaged communities.