Floodwaters pushing down into the Nueces River left some roads flooded in Crystal City on Thursday.
Select breaking news story 2 of 5– Floodwaters pushing down into the Nueces River left some roads flooded in Crystal City on Thursday. Crystal City, located about 115 miles southwest of San Antonio, is among the areas impacted by severe storms sweeping through South Texas.
Floodwaters are expected to continue to rise in Crystal City, potentially impacting homes on lower levels of ground. Mayor Pro Tem Andralin Marquez said people in mobile homes evacuated and some motels are offering discounts to people who had to evacuate their homes. Zaria Oates is a news reporter for KSAT 12. She joined in June 2024 from Memphis, where she worked at ABC24.
Oates graduated from Clemens High School in Schertz and earned a journalism degree from the University of Oklahoma. She's passionate about learning, traveling and storytelling.
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