Residents Begin To Recover From Lewisville Tornado
An EF-1 tornado ripped through Lewisville early Wednesday morning resulting in downed trees and damaged homes but no serious injuries.
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An EF-1 tornado ripped through Lewisville early Wednesday morning resulting in downed trees and damaged homes but no serious injuries.
Two children died after they were electrocuted by downed power lines at Oakland Lake Park in Fort Worth.
When news about the deaths of three storm chasers began circulating throughout the weather community, Mike Prendergast who chases storms for CBS11 said his heart sank.
North Texas homeowners weren't alone Wednesday in dealing with the aftermath of an early spring storm.
Dallas police are searching for a 44-year-old man who is believed to have been kidnapped at gunpoint early Wednesday morning.
Ivanka Trump will become an official — albeit unpaid — government employee subject to ethics rules as an assistant to her father in the White House, CBS News confirmed Wednesday.
Residents are cleaning up after a few days of wild weather. But, many times, the biggest headache isn't dealing with the damage -- it's trying to figure out who is going to pay for it.
During a hearing Wednesday, the judge expressed concern about keeping the case in Collin County, where Paxton is from.
Prisoners in Dallas County are taking time to train dogs as part of a rehabilitation program that is new to North Texas.
Senior citizens from First Baptist Church New Braunfels were on their way back from a retreat.
Samsung seems to be playing it safe with its first major smartphone since the embarrassing recall of its fire-prone Note 7.
The Dallas Zoo announced the birth of the first lion cub born there in more than 40 years.
Fort Worth police are searching for three males who vandalized and stole from Freedom Elementary School early Monday morning.
A commercial for a zombie Nerf gun. Development of a fantasy role playing video game. A major network crime drama. Texas has awarded money to all of them in 2017, an incentive the entertainment industry in the state is fighting to save.
Keller ISD is inviting the community to provide its feedback through March 29 to assist in the process of hiring a new Superintendent of Schools.
