Abbott, Johnson Offer Relief Initiatives After Winter Storm
Dallas continues to deal with the aftermath of last week’s storm, all while ramping up vaccine distribution. Here’s what you need to know today.
Read moreDallas continues to deal with the aftermath of last week’s storm, all while ramping up vaccine distribution. Here’s what you need to know today.
Read moreAs residents and businesses continue to assess the damages wrought by last week’s winter storm, potentially good news arrives about the pandemic. These are today’s bullet points.
Read moreSunday was a balmy 71 degrees, and temperatures have warmed enough to make significant inroads at addressing the damage done from the sub-zero temperatures.
Read moreThe city of University Park lifted its boil water notice Monday morning.
Read moreTemperatures are on the rise, and more homes (6,000 in Dallas were still without as of last night, according to
Read moreThe White House announced Saturday President Joe Biden approved a disaster declaration for Texas and ordered federal assistance to supplement state and local recovery efforts in the areas affected by severe winter storms beginning on Feb. 11.
Read moreDespite the temperatures rising and the snow melting, it will take longer to assess all the damage wrought by this
Read moreIf you have been busy trying to create alternate heat sources or bailing out your family room after a pipe burst, you may have missed that Sen. Ted Cruz took a trip yesterday.
Read moreHere’s where we stand for Highland Park sports postponed by the winter weather, with more changes likely in the coming days.
Read moreAs temperatures remain below freezing, power slowly begins to come back online, and many Texans are under boil water notices, here’s what you need to know today.
Read moreFor many in Dallas, it’s been days since they’ve had a reliable source of power. A winter storm (two, actually) that was predicted to bring below-zero and single-digit temperatures this week brought everything to a crawl.
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