Cold front, rain on the way
Today, we'll see a mix of sun and clouds for much of North Texas.
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Today, we'll see a mix of sun and clouds for much of North Texas.
Craig Watkins, Dallas' first Black District Attorney, has died.
When people hear the word "diabetes," they often associate it with obesity and poor eating habits. But there's a less common form of diabetes that affects nearly two million Americans.
No rain is expected, but at times, our sky conditions will be mostly cloudy.
Rain is possible late Thursday and Friday.
Our annual campaign celebrating local North Texas non-profits officially kicks off Sunday with My Possibilities.
Every week, CBS News Texas political reporter Jack Fink breaks down some of the biggest political stories grabbing headlines in North Texas and beyond.
Today will feel a lot like spring! Highs will be in the mid to upper 70s.
The shooting happened around 6 p.m. on Dec. 6 in the 3900 block of Roanoke Drive.
As we move through your Wednesday, chilly morning temperatures will give way to highs in the low 60s.
We're tracking warmer weather in North Texas this week, but don't get used to it.
We're tracking a cool start to your work week, but warmer weather is on the way.
An argument between a group of people led to a shooting that killed one person.
The clouds we are seeing this morning will break up for afternoon sunshine with highs near 60 degrees.
There will also be a few pockets of heavy rain here and there today, capable of producing some localized flooding.
It's just the latest achievement in a banner year for Byron Nelson.
We're tracking warmer weather and a chance for strong storms by Thursday.
The morning starts with temps in the 20s and 30s, then highs climb to the low 50s for your Monday.
Freezing or below-freezing temperatures are expected for most of the region Monday morning.
If you have a garden or landscape, well, you know how tough these last two summers have been on new trees.
There will be passing showers Saturday night into early Sunday morning, then cold and windy.
The Meadows Foundation has given more than $500 million to organizations in North Texas to date.
Homeowners living near Ridgeview West Memorial Park say they only learned about it just a few days ago.
The fireball from the crash was just steps away from the diner, where customers were inside enjoying a meal.
"Nobody leaves their doors open now, churches lock their doors, people are weary of other people," he said. "That's what changed it—that moment. And it's still with us."
