The Washington Post

Renee Smajstrla, an 8-year-old attending Camp Mystic, and Jane Ragsdale, director of Heart O’ the Hills summer camp for girls, are among the Texas flood victims.

Florida’s hastily constructed detention camp in the Everglades, which began processing immigrants late this week, has been praised by President Trump.

The flooding in Kerr County, Texas, killed at least two dozen, while Camp Mystic on the banks of the Guadalupe River had several girls unaccounted for.

The face shields, which guard against irritants and debris, were handed out to demonstrators protesting the Trump administration’s immigration raids.

The Kerr County Sheriff’s Office confirmed there had been fatalities amid “catastrophic flooding” but declined to release numbers as of Friday afternoon.

The military said the Marines will not conduct law enforcement and will instead handle “clerical functions” to help process detainees at ICE facilities.

Neha Gupta, a pediatrician from Oklahoma, was arrested over the death of her daughter in their Miami rental home. Her lawyer denied the charges as “absurd.”

E. coli or enterococci, which indicate fecal matter contaminating water, were detected at swim spots in New York state, Massachusetts, Michigan and elsewhere, authorities said.

“Lost wedding Ring Band,” reads the 15-year-old sticky note, which also had a phone number. “Do not throw Away.”