Winter Storm Brings Travel Disruptions To DFW Airport As Ice Becomes Bigger Concern
At DFW Airport, authorities shut down all runways Thursday morning and reported more than 1,000 canceled flights throughout the day.
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At DFW Airport, authorities shut down all runways Thursday morning and reported more than 1,000 canceled flights throughout the day.
"Crazy busy," shares Kerry Poole as he unloads another firewood delivery. "So busy, I'm ignoring about 90% of my calls because I just can't keep up!"
Over the last year, the city's identified more than 7,000 that are in danger of falling.
Alongside the highway was a telltale sign that most people heeded the warnings to stay off the roads and at home; the normally packed Buc-ee's in Denton was relatively empty.
Not that Thursday was an ideal day to jump around outside on a trampoline, but a Plano 9-year-old discovered it was actually impossible.
DART bus routes are running on a Sunday schedule, but the transit agency urged people to travel as little as possible.
Skaggs, 27, was found dead in his Southlake hotel room on July 1, 2019, before the start of what was supposed to be a four-game series against the Texas Rangers.
A Fort Worth man was shot on February 3 in connection to what police believe was a drug deal gone wrong.
Don't be fooled; the ice and snow may have stopped falling, but icy roads and frozen trees will still be a concern through Friday.
During winter storms, demand for electricity goes up, and this storm has been no different. But unlike what we saw a year ago, the electricity supply has been able to keep pace.
Destani Texada was last seen walking away from a home in the 900 block of Pangburn Street, near Great Southwest and Jefferson Blvd, Grand Prairie Police said.
A Texas A&M-Commerce student was arrested on Thursday, February 3 after threatening other students with a knife.
The sleet and snow is getting packed down and turning to ice. A lot of tires are spinning, people are backing down hills, running into curbs, and it's not getting any better.
Gov. Abbott said 27 state agencies are responding to the impact of the storm "to ensure Texans have the support and resources they need to stay safe."
Our attention now turns to the bitterly cold temperatures expected all over North Texas and the very hazardous driving conditions.
