Flooding Concerns Continue For Dallas
More rain is in the weather forecast on Tuesday, and it continues throughout the rest of the week. All of this rainfall has the City of Dallas making preparations for potential flooding.
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More rain is in the weather forecast on Tuesday, and it continues throughout the rest of the week. All of this rainfall has the City of Dallas making preparations for potential flooding.
The Army Corps Of Engineers says its flood control system is working as designed.
The floodgates were fully opened at Lake Ray Roberts on Thursday night but, with more storms on the way, Denton County homeowners living downstream are feeling nervous.
The Army Corps of Engineers is working to keep the lake from overflowing without flooding homes downstream.
Residents in and around Collin County are being treated to a sight they haven't seen in years. Lake Lavon is so full, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is releasing water from the lake to reduce flood risks.
The water source for Collin County is 5 feet away from the threshold where the North Texas Municipal Water District will initiate Stage 4 water restrictions.
The luxury home that has been teetering on the edge of a cliff over Lake Whitney could be destroyed -- possibly burned down -- before it falls into the water below.
An interesting story continues to develop here in North Texas. A luxury home is literally teetering on the edge of a limestone cliff and falling, little by little, some 70 feet below into Lake Whitney.
Howling winds have been fueling a grass fire in Denton County for more than 24 hours.
A Denton County brush fire continues to burn. The blaze in the Town of Trophy Club has charred more than 200 acres.
The Frisco City Council voted unanimously Tuesday to approve a resolution opposing proposed routes for high voltage power lines.
The dam at Lake Lewisville is in urgent need of repair. That's according to the agency that built it -- the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. The agency has planned a public meeting, Tuesday night, to discuss their concerns.
Hurricane Isaac sidestepped New Orleans on Wednesday, sending the worst of its howling wind and heavy rain into a cluster of rural fishing villages that had few defenses against the slow-moving storm.
The results of a safety analysis on the Joe Pool Dam by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers have nearby residents concerned for their safety.
