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North Texans prepare for freezing temps and possible snow, stocking up on essentials like faucet covers and propane as outages and icy roads hit some areas.

Thousands of Texans in need are abandoning the state’s suicide hotline mid-call every month as call centers struggle under a $7 million funding deficit and a growing suicide rate statewide.

Another North Texan has won $1 million in a Texas Lottery scratch-off game.

A fire Sunday morning forced the temporary closure of the Lamar County Courthouse in Paris.

The City of Dallas, in partnership with several nonprofits, opened a shelter able to house 900 people at Fair Park on Sunday, while homeowners and TxDOT prepared for the deep freeze and possible precipitation too.

ERCOT issued a Weather Watch Jan. 6-10, alerting Texans that they anticipate higher electrical demand as colder than normal temperatures move into the state.

Bevo has been absent from the last two out of three postseason games, but the Longhorns mascot will be on the sidelines for the College Football Playoff semifinal game at AT&T Stadium in Arlington.

An incoming cold blast has a lot of North Texans getting into winter weather mode, but not before soaking in the final moments of milder temperatures.

The state’s highest court will decide whether loved ones of those killed and injured in power outages during the 2021 winter storm can sue utility distributors like Dallas-based Oncor.

Sherman police are sharing more about recovery efforts as the search for Clara Robinson continues, reaching its 12th day Saturday.

Traffic to the south entry of DFW Airport was heavy as police investigated a wrong-way crash Friday morning.

From faucets and pipe and plant covers to firewood, space heaters, and ice melt, the time is now is the time to prepare.

We’ve had a fairly mild winter so far, but if there’s one thing you can count on in North Texas it’s that the weather will change. From gardeners to firewood, businesses are getting ready for weather changes on the first weekend of the new year.

Jamir Dabney, the 14-year-old killed in a hit-and-run crash nearly two weeks ago, was laid to rest on Friday and McKinney police say they still have no leads on the driver.