A flash flood warning in Ruidoso has caused significant flood waters in areas across the village. The South Fork burn scar has seen between an inch to two and half inches of rainfall. The warning is set to expire at 7:15 p.

The Village of Ruidoso has confirmed the deaths of three people following historic flash flooding that swept through the community on Tuesday.The victims, who

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The Village of Ruidoso in New Mexico confirmed that three people, including a 4-year-old girl, 7-year-old boy and man in his 40s-50s, were killed in flash floods that occurred on Tuesday, July 8.

Two children from El Paso are among three people who died in raging flash floods that struck the mountain forest resort town of Ruidoso, New Mexico, the town's mayor said.

Ruidoso officials gave a preliminary report today announcing three deaths, three injuries, and roughly 50 homes were lost to the flash flooding.

Officials in Ruidoso, New Mexico will hold a press conference following the three deaths reported due to floods on Tuesday.

The village is mourning three deaths from Tuesday’s disastrous flash food, including two young children who were on a family vacation by the river when water engulfed and

At least 120 people have died in severe flooding across the southern U.S., including 96 in Kerr County, Texas. Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s family was rescued from floodwaters. In Ruidoso, New Mexico,

Meanwhile the Texas Hill Country region, reeling after from last week’s flooding, sees the death toll rise to 111.

Ruidoso, New Mexico on Tuesday.In a statement released Tuesday night, Village of Ruidoso public information officer Kerry Gladden confirmed the deaths. The names of the victims have not been released,

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