Weather Alert issued for North Texas Wednesday
Severe weather is possible Wednesday afternoon and evening.
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Severe weather is possible Wednesday afternoon and evening.
Out of 1,200 responses from the community, 97 percent say they're satisfied or very satisfied with the police response.
Lucas Warren's birthday invitations went out last week for his fifth birthday party. There will be no party because he got killed in a flash flood Sunday morning.
Highs will warm into the upper 80s by the afternoon. Tonight, temperatures will be in the low 70s under mostly clear skies.
The somber public program in a darkened event center was almost entirely music and silent moments for reflection.
"It changes you forever."
High temps are forecast to warm near 90° both Tuesday and Wednesday ahead of a cold front.
CBS News Texas anchor Doug Dunbar sat down with Fire Division Chief Daniel Williams and Police Lieutenant Kris Wirstrom to talk through that day, both professionally when it came to the response, but also personally.
According to Johnson County Emergency Management, someone called 911 around 2 a.m. to report a car that was stuck in swift-moving water.
The bravery and coordination shown by first responders who rushed to save lives in the moments after the Allen mall shooting was no accident.
"This year, there's been a lot of healing, a lot of prayer, and I would say Allen's stronger," said Mayor Baine Brooks. "We've gone through a lot."
CBS News Texas has new information from the Allen Police Department about its investigation into the outlet mall shooting that reveals for the first time the massive amount of manpower that responded to the scene.
Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson said the voters' decision to pass all 10 propositions in the $1.25 billion bond will help Big D compete with its younger and smaller suburbs.
We're watching the CAP in our atmosphere. If it breaks this afternoon, we could see a few storms that could be strong to marginally severe, especially north of I-20.
An SMU professor wrote a piece of orchestral music for Monday's memorial service.
There is a small risk of severe weather Monday afternoon. These storms could produce very large hail if they develop.
One local organization is doing its part; it's on a mission to serve anyone who's struggling, by offering hope and help.
Every week, Eye on Politics breaks down some of the biggest political stories grabbing headlines in North Texas and beyond.
Flood Watch will remain in effect until 1 p.m. Sunday.
Voters could get transportation to polling locations a number of different ways.
You can call her the real-life Wonder Woman.
Severe storm chances increase this evening.
Scattered storms could continue into Friday morning.
For some it's sport, for others, it's science: chasing storms. And for everyone who loves the rush, it's the prime time of the year to head into danger.
As we move through this Thursday morning, showers and storms will continue pushing east through North Texas.
