Southlake home ripped by fire, officials say
A spokesperson said the family got out before the blaze got worse.
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A spokesperson said the family got out before the blaze got worse.
Erin O'Connor with the Texas A&M Forest Service shares how fire officials determine what name to use.
Temperatures are set to trend upward again for Labor Day.
Firefighters battle flare-ups and difficult conditions as containment remains at 31%.
One organizer said he learned after returning home that 47 people had been killed and 50 kidnapped.
Community donations collected in South Fort Worth include water, Gatorade, sunscreen, wipes, towels, and snacks for crews on the front lines.
An ozone action day is also in effect.
The department says safeguards are in place as critics raise concerns about privacy and surveillance.
Surveillance and cellphone video captured violent winds, flying debris, and a wall collapse as the storm moved through North Texas.
A propane tank and parsonage were spared as crews battled wind-driven flames near the property.
The collision occurred about 6:40 p.m. near Jim Miller Road and C.F. Hawn Freeway.
The yard decoration was a gift from Elliott's great-grandmother and holds special meaning for the 11-year-old, whose nickname is "Tin Man."
A former student has returned as a teacher as the all-boys school celebrates its legacy and looks toward its next generation.
North Texas hospital reports sharp weekly increases as doctors urge families to watch for warning signs.
Organizers say residents fear retaliation as they seek 5,800 signatures in 29 days.
Police began investigating the educator after receiving an Aug. 20 tip from a national child protection organization.
Investigators identified the suspect while the 85,000-acre Ross Fire burned in the county.
Investigators are now working to determine who was behind the wheel in last Saturday's crash.
Karmelo Anthony's attorneys say they will continue appealing his murder conviction after a judge denied his request for a new trial.
Winds will stay from the northwest at 5 to 10 mph on Thursday, which will cause the smoke and fire trajectories to move southeasterly.
The Rancher's Navy has been moving through the burn zone, joining dozens of volunteers and crews trying to save livestock and help ranchers recover.
Officers responded to the scene near Main and North Akard streets on Thursday night.
Students remain safe on air-conditioned buses, with food, water, and emergency personnel on site.
Trinity Metro buses will take people from Discovery Village Alliance Town Center to a shelter in Keller.
The city expects at least $1.8 million in public safety costs, with street closures, protest zones, and transit disruptions planned around American Airlines Center.
