Blaze reignites at Dallas condominium complex that caught fire Wednesday morning
A Dallas condominium complex that caught fire early Wednesday morning has caught fire, again.
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A Dallas condominium complex that caught fire early Wednesday morning has caught fire, again.
A three-alarm fire broke out at a Dallas condominium complex early Wednesday morning, just four days before Christmas.
At last check, there are currently 38 noncritical patients and three people have been transported to receive treatment.
An intoxicated driver has been arrested after racing and hitting another vehicle, causing a rollover crash.
All inbound flights were temporarily held at their departure airports, the FAA said.
Arlington police say they were alerted about a possible suicidal person. Shortly after that, a fire broke out at that persons home.
An investigation is underway after two fires destroyed a church, a home, and a restaurant near downtown McKinney early Monday morning.
Krum fire officials confirmed that an elderly man was killed after a trailer caught fire on Wednesday morning.
The call came in at 8:45 p.m. on Oct. 12 at the Kensington Apartments, located in the 1900 block of Houston Street at Northwest 19th Street.
The Fort Worth Fire Department said the warehouse fire that happened at 2317 Cullen Street on Thursday has been shifted "to more of a controlled burn versus an active fire scene."
Before deputies arrived, the man, who officers said was wearing all black, security-type clothing pulled the 52-year-old victim out of the burning car.
Multiple streets have been closed off while fire crews work.
A December night in Dallas in 1974 is a time none of them will ever forget. That's when Dallas Fire Captain Minter and Fire Rescue Officer Jimmie Hendrix ran into a burning home and saved the lives of two young children in Dallas.
Two workers on the scene were taken to Parkland Hospital with facial burns and are expected to be OK.
Irving firefighters are battling a large fire on Loop 12 south of the old Texas Stadium site.
Crews are making sure no harmful chemicals leaked.
A community in Garland is mourning the loss of a woman who died in a house fire believed to be caused by an explosion Sunday morning.
The Texas A&M Forest Service first reported the fire, called the CW Fire, at around 2:45 p.m.
Officers said there were reports of some type of explosion. The cause of the fire is being investigated.
The threat of wildfires in North Texas is now a daily occurrence due to the drought conditions.
The July 18 fire on Possum Kingdom Lake's western shore, about 70 miles (113 kilometers) west of Fort Worth, took eight days to fully contain.
According to the Rendon Fire Department, a fire broke out while someone was cooking and it quickly spread.
A window air conditioner is believed to have likely started a fire that burned two homes and damaged another in Rendon.
Firefighters continued making progress on the Chalk Mountain Fire, containing it by 40% despite persistent hot and dry conditions.
A man sawing steel and another person burning trash started two separate fires in Ferris.
