Timothy Vickery, 76, was found safe after being reported missing in Dallas. He was last seen near 7100 Greenbrook Lane. His return prompted relief among the police and community.

The Dallas area is preparing for severe thunderstorms with potential for damaging winds, hail, tornadoes, and flooding as forecasted by the National Weather Service.

Storm recovery efforts continue in Garland, Texas, after a powerful tempest caused massive power outages and debris. City Hall and other facilities temporarily closed, while crews worked on restorations and clearing blockages.

Garland city officials have suspended building inspections for May 29 due to storm damage assessment. They request residents' patience during the temporary halt.

A severe storm in Garland, Texas, caused widespread power outages and infrastructure damage, prompting the closure of city offices and a high volume of emergency calls and outage reports.

Lightning strikes ignited fires in two homes in Frisco, Texas, causing heavy and moderate damage respectively, with no injuries reported. Firefighters, assisted by other departments, responded amidst various weather-related emergencies.

Fort Worth Park & Recreation conducts controlled burns to prevent wildfires and rejuvenate local ecosystems, with new plants and wildlife flourishing post-burn.

Fort Worth invites locals to help plan the city's future using Legos at a workshop hosted by UTA Research Institute, aimed at shaping the Eastside for the 2050 comprehensive plan.

Severe storms in Dallas have left nearly 200,000 residents without power. Officials warn of extended outages while cleanup crews address damage. Residents can report issues via various services and seek shelter in city facilities if needed.

A local state of disaster was declared in Denton County by Judge Andy Eads due to severe weather, enabling emergency measures to address power outages, debris, and flooding.

Carrollton residents are invited to share their input on the city's parks and recreation Master Plan via a survey and public forums on April 9 and April 11.

The City of Lewisville announced special storm debris collection starting June 10 and asks residents to follow guidelines for proper disposal, excluding commercial entities which must use their regular services.

Fort Worth Nature Center & Refuge teams up with the Public Library to offer "First Monday Literacy Days," giving free park access with library cards and featuring storytelling and nature walks.