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North Texas was hit by severe weather on Tuesday, with buildings and houses reportedly damaged in several areas.
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At least two people have died from a severe tornado-producing storm that hit northern Texas, and many homes have sustained major damage.
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Throughout the state from Saturday through Monday, items such as batteries, flashlights, fire extinguishers and portable generators can be purchased tax-free.
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Spring showers are in full swing across North Texas, but what can we expect heading into May?
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The director of the Texas summer camp where 27 campers and counselors were killed by a devastating flood in 2025 said he did not see early federal and state warnings sent the day before the storm hit and that staff had no meetings about the pending danger.
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Five years after the Texas blackout, the power grid is now better equipped to handle winter storms, but what has not been fixed is also becoming clearer.
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Some ice and snow remains on the roads left over from the weekend's winter storm.
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At least six of the victims in Texas were children. Nationally, the storm has reportedly killed at least 50 people.
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Lingering ice on the roads led these districts to cancel classes after the weekend's winter storm.
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At least 35 deaths have been reported in states afflicted with severe cold. A county sheriff in Texas said Tuesday that three brothers, all under 10 years old, died after falling through ice on a pond the previous day.
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Officials urged essential travel only as many Fort Worth-area roads remain slick from a weekend winter storm.
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Scattered outages have been reported as of Monday, but there are no signs of the widespread generation failures that crippled the grid nearly five years ago.