Tenants say Gov. Abbott's request for disaster declaration for Fort Worth apartment fire "better than nothing"
"We've all just been forced to fend for ourselves and figure it out," said tenant Michael Wixson.
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"We've all just been forced to fend for ourselves and figure it out," said tenant Michael Wixson.
The Texas governor requested a disaster declaration to help those impacted by the six-alarm fire in Fort Worth.
For the first time ever, the Broadway show "The Wiz" is bringing its magic to Fort Worth.
It will be another warm and muggy day as temperatures climb into the mid-90s with feels-like temperatures nearing 100 degrees.
Fort Worth fire crews responded to a garbage site after a call concerning a "cloud" seen at the facility.
Shower coverage is gradually getting lighter by the day.
Mayor Mattie Parker said she personally knows a handful of families impacted.
As we head into Monday, we'll be looking at additional scattered showers and thunderstorm activity throughout the day.
North Texas will see a hot and humid Friday followed by increasing chances of rain and storms through the weekend.
Thursday will be hot, humid and sunny across North Texas.
From July 10-July 31, North Texans can donate items at several locations throughout the Stockyards.
Across Dallas-Fort Worth, you can donate items needed for Central Texas flood recovery.
There will be high heat and humidity, with feels-like temps soaring above 100° for much of North Texas on Thursday.
"We are pulling shelter pets and opening kennel space so that families can be reunited with their lost and found pets. Why wouldn't we step up to do that?"
Fort Worth-based singer-songwriter Josh Weathers raised $337,000 for those affected by last week's Central Texas floods during a livestream benefit concert Monday night.
A Flood Watch is in effect for the area until 7 p.m. as an additional 2"-4" and isolated amounts up to 10" are possible.
There are several family-friendly events across North Texas. Check out what's happening here.
Fourth of July eve in North Texas will be cloudy with scattered showers in the morning hours.
The shooting stemmed from an argument between two men on the train who were waiting to go to the restroom, according to the Fort Worth Police Department.
Spotty showers are ongoing mainly west of I-35, where deeper moisture is in place.
Fort Worth PD said the shooting was the result of a possible home invasion by several teenage boys.
Many say they're still waiting for clear guidance on what happens next.
As a weak frontal boundary lingers over the area, spotty showers will continue through Wednesday.
At times, it could feel like 100 degrees, so remember to stay hydrated and take breaks in the shade or the A/C.
The Fort Worth Fire Department is going above and beyond, showing their service does not stop just because a fire is out.
