Dallas

Snow is beginning to fall in Dallas and starting to accumulate in some places. NBC 5’s Larry Collins tells us what the city did to prepare for this weather event.

NBC 5 Photojournalist Nefty Gonzalez pointed his camera toward the street lights to show snow falling in Downtown Dallas just after 7 a.m. Thursday.

Dallas city officials, nonprofits, and volunteers are working to keep residents warm and safe as the winter storm approaches, while locals rush to complete last-minute preparations. NBC 5’s Candace Sweat has more.

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Dallas crews will resume pre-treating roads overnight as residents stock up and make final preparations ahead of Thursday’s winter storm warning. NBC 5’s David Goins has more on how Dallas is preparing.

Dallas residents soaked up the sun Wednesday as snow is expected to hit the area this week.

Organizers have mobilized volunteers and staff to ensure smooth operations at Austin Street Center, located at 2929 Hickory St. in Dallas.

North Texas warming centers, including the new Austin Street Center in Dallas, are preparing to assist residents as snow and ice approach.

Founding director Dr. Harry Robinson Jr. reflects on 50 years of leadership and the museum’s role in preserving Black history and culture. NBC 5’s Brittney Johnson has the story.

Dr. Harry Robinson Jr. retires after 50 years leading the African American Museum of Dallas, leaving a legacy of education and impact.

Dallas ISD is assessing conditions as snow forecasts increase, with schools weatherizing buildings and buses. A decision on potential delays or cancellations is expected by Wednesday afternoon. NBC 5’s Alicia Barrera has more.

School districts in the area said they are still in the assessment and planning phase and a regular schedule should be assumed until further notice.

Dallas is ready for winter weather, treating roads with brine and preparing snowplows. Officials are focused on safe travel for Cotton Bowl visitors and providing shelter for unhoused residents. NBC 5’s David Goins has more.

The city says it has the capacity to produce 20,000 gallons of brine per day, and that 12,000 gallons had already been deployed by midday Tuesday.

A man waving a gun at passersby is in critical condition after being shot by Dallas police officers Tuesday afternoon.

Two Dallas shelters are offering warmth and safety to those without homes, thanks to a collaboration between nonprofits, churches, and volunteers. Crowds have surged as the storm moves in. NBC 5’s Candace Sweat has more.

The City of Dallas 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. NBC 5’s Sophia Beausoleil reports.

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.

Some North Texans hit the pickleball courts and golf links to enjoy the last full day of mild weather before a blast of cold weather. NBC 5’s Tahera Rahman reports.

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.

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