SPCA: Begin Searching Now For Any Missing Pets
For those whose pets are missing following Tuesday's violent weather, the time to begin looking for them is now.
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For those whose pets are missing following Tuesday's violent weather, the time to begin looking for them is now.
It's been confirmed. The storm that hit southwest Arlington was indeed a tornado. A survey team from the National Weather Service made that assessment.
Crosby Elementary School in Forney just barely escaped the path of a twister during the devastating storms on Tuesday afternoon.
The city says as of today it is setting up "controlled access points" into the affected areas. If you don't have a permit, you're not getting in.
It's been a difficult week for North Texas, but those looking for relief in the form of entertainment have plenty of options this weekend.
Tornado drills are a right of passage for children in North Texas. As storms moved across the metroplex Tuesday afternoon, thousands of school kids began executing their tornado drill procedures...only this time it wasn't a drill.
Many area residents will be requiring assistance from contractors after Tuesday's storms. But consumers should watch out for potential scammers.
Wednesday morning the mayor of the City of Forney, Darren Rozell, signed local papers to declare the city a disaster area.
Arlington was among the areas hit hardest by Tuesday's devastating storms. Nearly 500 structures have been damaged in some way.
One of the twisters that tore across southern Dallas County directly hit the City of Lancaster. Damage and debris in the city is so expansive that a mandatory, citywide curfew began at 7 p.m. Tuesday night and ended at 7 a.m. today.
Dangerous storms, including tornadoes, ripped across North Texas on Tuesday. But that's behind us, as nicer weather is expected for the rest of the week.
Federal health officials are investigating a growing outbreak of salmonella that has sickened 90 people in 19 states and the District of Columbia.
Texas Secretary of State Hope Andrade is launching a voter education drive on Wednesday for the 2012 election.
An invasive weed commonly called bastard cabbage is blotting out large swaths of wildflowers, including the beloved bluebonnets, in some parts of Texas.
Starting Wednesday, the government will stop allowing anyone to hunt the dama gazelle or two other exotic antelopes unless ranchers obtain a permit.