With Power Restored, Safe Water Next On North Texans' Wish List
In cities across the area, people are being told to boil their water before they drink it, if they have water at all.
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In cities across the area, people are being told to boil their water before they drink it, if they have water at all.
"We're going to sign that declaration once it's in front of me and God willing, it will bring a lot of relief to a lot of Texans," said President Biden.
"The new COVID case numbers are artificial due to a lack of reporting and the lack of testing during the extreme winter weather," said Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins.
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis plans to honor the late conservative radio talk show host Rush Limbaugh by lowering state flags to half-staff.
The winter storms knocked out power to more than 4 million Texans, but it is mostly back on now.
The Toro Company is recalling about 6,700 snow blowers sold in the U.S. and Canada to repair a problem that poses an amputation hazard.
"Please talk to your kids about the dangers of walking on icy lakes," the McKinney Fire Department said.
A Pennsylvania woman claims her local gym removed her membership over asking people to simply follow the fitness club's mask rules.
The U.S. Attorney's Office for the Northern District of Texas said Friday, it is on alert for fraudsters seeking to profit off of the extreme weather in Texas.
"Despite the Governor's swift action to mobilize state, local, and nonprofit resources, Federal action is necessary to protect the lives of Texans now and in the weeks to come," the letter said.
The Office of Public Utility Counsel is helping residential consumers who have lost water service by providing locations of water distribution centers across the state.
Analytics have become a mainstay of the sports world. Saturday, CBS Sports Network looks to dive into how college basketball programs use them to inform their decision making, game planning and more.
Two men are dead, after Garland police say they ran a generator inside their apartment in the 200 block of South Barnes Drive.
In the middle of freezing temperatures from a historic winter storm and a global pandemic, Arlington police officers did their usual, everyday job and responded to a call about a longhorn on the loose.
