Mandatory evacuation orders were issued for a city due to a fire. The Texas A&M Forest Service reported that the fire had burned a significant amount of land and was not fully under control. A shelter was initially set up at a school, but it was later moved to a civic center where the Red Cross provided assistance.
The evacuation order was later lifted, allowing residents to return home. Further details about the fire and evacuation are available. Residents were advised not to return until the order was officially lifted, but this order was rescinded later.
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Mortgage rates have climbed above 7%, reaching a nearly two-year high and raising new questions about how buyers and sellers will respond across the North Texas housing market. While the increase could make purchasing a home more expensive for some buyers, local real estate exper...
Record diesel prices reaching over $6.20 a gallon in North Texas are straining local business owners and truckers, while economists warn the surging fuel costs could soon drive up inflation, interest rates, and the cost of goods....
