Fort Worth Nurse In I-35W Pileup Crawled Out Of Her Vehicle, Went Straight To 6-Hour Shift
"She said it was like walking through an apocalyptic movie," Rebecca Benson's husband said.
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"She said it was like walking through an apocalyptic movie," Rebecca Benson's husband said.
They were parents, spouses and co-workers. Six people died in the horrific pileup of over 130 vehicles, and five of those victims were identified.
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It's no surprise that Tom Brady is considered the G.O.A.T. throughout most of New England and down in Florida, but he's got a lot of support throughout the country as well.
Dallas County on Friday reported 845 new COVID-19 case, along with 40 more deaths.
Officials described the pretreating efforts in North Texas as "all hands on deck."
North Texas is currently under a Winter Storm Warning that lasts through Monday.
All lanes of I-35W north of downtown Fort Worth have now reopened following Thursday's massive pileup that left six dead and dozens injured.
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has issued a disaster declaration for all counties due to "severe winter weather" impacting the state.
After seeing footage of Thursday's massive pileup on I-35W in Fort Worth, many were left asking – is it safer to stay in your car, or get out in a similar situation?
A recent congressional report reveals that ingredients in many baby foods contain dangerously high levels of heavy metals such as arsenic, lead, and cadmium.
Leaders of several major U.S. airlines met online Friday with White House officials to press their case against requiring coronavirus tests for passengers on domestic flights.
With winter weather throughout North Texas, it's important to know the conditions of the roads for any possible icy conditions.
A recent congressional report reveals that ingredients in many baby foods contain dangerously high levels of heavy metals such as arsenic, lead, and cadmium.
A barred owl stuck in the fireplace of a Bolton home needed help from the Massachusetts Division of Fisheries and Wildlife.
