DFW to see scattered rain, cooler temperatures before Labor Day heat
By Thursday morning, some showers will make their way into North Texas.
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By Thursday morning, some showers will make their way into North Texas.
Crews are working to extinguish a grass fire in Justin off Highway 114 and Sullivan Creek Drive.
More than 2,000 people have signed a petition calling for the removal of Fort Worth charter school board chair Cheryl Bean.
The moisture and remnants of the system will bring slightly cooler temperatures and a chance of rain to North Texas.
Will we end the 46-day streak without measurable rainfall in DFW? Hopefully, but rain chances aren't looking great.
Temperatures are set to trend upward again for Labor Day.
Officers said a person of interest was detained.
The department said the operator was taken to a hospital in stable condition.
An ozone action day is also in effect.
Winds will stay from the northwest at 5 to 10 mph on Thursday, which will cause the smoke and fire trajectories to move southeasterly.
Trinity Metro buses will take people from Discovery Village Alliance Town Center to a shelter in Keller.
The agreement, which still requires probate court approval, will resolve civil claims stemming from the 2019 fatal shooting and directs most funds to Jefferson's nephews.
Shortly after arrival, crews had to battle the fire defensively, as the blaze grew and called in more firefighters to assist.
FWFD said as firefighters made their way to the second floor, they were met with a sudden burst of heat and flames.
Record-challenging temperatures are also in the cards next week.
Some groups have filed lawsuits and emergency injunctions to keep the government from doing construction projects in the national nark.
Most of North Texas will stay dry and sunny.
The longtime congresswoman was the first female mayor of Fort Worth, the first Republican woman from Texas elected to the U.S. House of Representatives, and the first female Republican appropriations chair.
Two victims suffered minor injuries in separate unprovoked incidents at Capps Park, police say.
The Fort Worth Police Department said the incident was initially reported as a shooting at Arlington Heights High School.
As of June 23, the school board voted to adopt a nearly $1 billion budget, which includes a $49.8 million deficit.
The district said they've received dozens of late resignations, several of which will be reported to the state for contract abandonment.
According to FWPD, Sansom Park police officers were pursuing a vehicle "that had committed a felony offense" when Fort Worth officers joined in to assist.
A First Alert Weather Day has been extended through Thursday after the National Weather Service extended the extreme heat warning
"Maybe this is one of those times that we just need to be loud and make people hear us that they're not being treated fairly," she said.
