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Nearly four months after a crane collapsed onto a Dallas apartment complex and killed one resident, crews will begin removing vehicles from the parking garage that was destroyed by the collapse.
It's been weeks since a late spring storm toppled thousands of trees in Dallas, but homeowners in one neighborhood say the debris hasn't budged — and it's become a health hazard.
OHSA announced Thursday it is finished with the first stage of its investigation into the crane collapse that killed an Elan City Lights tenant.
It's been nearly six weeks since the storm that claimed thousands of trees in Dallas, and the remnants are still piling up on residential streets.
North Texans gathered to celebrate Klyde Warren Park's first Fourth of July celebration this Saturday despite the severe weather in the area.
Powerful winds tore through parts of the roof of a structure covering boats.
Severe thunderstorms made their way through the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex Sunday evening with heavy rain and strong winds.
Of the 7,500 customers who lost power during Wednesday afternoon's storms, 1,000 customers remain without electricity. Crews are working all day and night to restore it.
A communications firm representing Bigge Crane and Rigging Co., the owner of a crane that fell onto a Dallas apartment, killing a woman, today released a new statement on their behalf.
As Kiersten Smith watched an episode of "Grey's Anatomy," her fiance prepared a lazy Sunday lunch of grilled cheese and tomato soup. Just feet away, Eric Ridenhour said they were chatting when a crane crashed into their downtown Dallas apartment complex.
Hunt County is getting ready to cleanup the trail of destruction left by Wednesday's severe storm.
Wednesday afternoon is expected to be hot and humid before severe storm chances return in the evening.
The National Weather Service confirmed tornadoes hit Arlington, Eagle Mountain Lake, Farmers Branch and Fort Worth during a round of severe storms Sunday afternoon.
Monday morning Chopper 11 flew over a residential area in Irving where weekend storms toppled a construction crane.
Fourteen families have been displaced after a severe storm damaged a Farmers Branch apartment complex, officials said.
There was a tornado warning for Dallas County that expired just before 4 p.m. as severe storms move through the Metroplex.
North Texas saw widespread storm damage on Father's Day.
Nearly a week has passed since a crane toppled onto a Dallas apartment complex, leaving one dead, but there is no date set on its removal.
OSHA is heading up what's referred to as the forensic investigation regarding the crane accident that killed a woman at Dallas' Elan City Lights Apartments on Sunday.
"She was in love with a great guy, soon to start a new job, and had so many other wonderful things to look forward to," said Toni Smith in a Facebook post.
American Airlines has canceled more than 200 additional flights at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport as the region recovers from a powerful weekend storm.
The CBS 11 I-Team learned this was the ninth death related to a crane accident in North Texas since 2012. Out of those nine deaths, Sunday's was the first of someone who wasn't working in a construction site at the time.
The Dallas County medical examiner's office identified the woman killed as 29-year-old Kiersten Symone Smith.
A crane collapsed in Downtown Dallas onto an apartment complex, and storm damage was also reported throughout North Texas.
With maximum wind speeds of 125 to 130 mph, the EF-2 tornado tracked between Kemp and Mabank in southeastern Kaufman county around 4:30 p.m.
