Texas's icy conditions led to over 35 children suffering sledding injuries; Cook Children’s warns of dangers and urges the use of helmets and safe sleds.

Dallas Police responded to 151 traffic accidents over a weekend due to severe winter weather, advising motorists to exercise caution and limit travel.

City crews address a major water main break in Trophy Club, Texas amidst freezing temperatures, maintaining water pressure and avoiding a boil notice. Repairs near completion.

A woman was rescued by firefighters in Lewisville after trying to save her dog from an icy pond; the dog did not survive. Earlier reports of a child involved were incorrect.

A fire on Woodvale Drive in Parker County resulted in property devastation and one resident hospitalized. Multiple firefighting units responded and the cause is under investigation.

Firefighters in Argyle, Texas, battled a house fire that caused a minor injury to one person and forced them to transition from offensive to defensive tactics due to the risk of roof collapse. The cause remains under investigation.

Traffic flow at South FM 2331 and HWY 171 has normalized after a three-car crash; Godley Fire Department cleared the scene and Godley PD is investigating.

Dallas police moved across the city on Sunday after multiple ATV takeovers, towing dozens of machines and booking one driver.

A transformer issue in White Settlement caused power outages and small fires, with the police and fire departments responding quickly to address the situation.

A 16-year-old died and another remains critical after a sled being pulled by a Jeep struck a curb and hit a tree in Frisco.

Deputies posted photos of an active house fire in McKinney's District 110 and warned neighbors to give crews space as roads remained slick.

A man with a prior murder conviction, Pathom Daniels, was sentenced to 30 years for possession with intent to deliver narcotics, found by Fort Worth officers in a motel.

Rudy Karimi from Dallas Park and Recreation expressed sorrow over a student's death in a park, highlighting communal grief and the need for park safety discussions.