Quick Context: CW39's Kara Willis interviews one volunteer from the City of Kemah's Donation Drive about his In Travis County, seven people are dead and a dozen remain missing after July 4 weekend
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CW39's Kara Willis interviews one volunteer from the City of Kemah's Donation Drive about his In Travis County, seven people are dead and a dozen remain missing after July 4 weekend At least 108 people are dead and dozens are still missing after devastating flash
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- CW39's Kara Willis interviews one volunteer from the City of Kemah's Donation Drive about his
- In Travis County, seven people are dead and a dozen remain missing after July 4 weekend
- At least 108 people are dead and dozens are still missing after devastating flash
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