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Residents of a Northeast Dallas condominium building say they’re thankful to be alive after their homes were destroyed in an overnight fire.

No one was hurt when a large fire destroyed a Dallas condominium building early Wednesday morning, firefighters say. Approximately 80 to 90 firefighters responded to the fire, using hoses and ladder pipes to pour water onto the building, DFR said.

Firefighters responded about 11 a.m. to the 800 block of Cotton Creek Circle in North Arlington, where flames were coming through the roof and chimney of a two-story apartment.

Much of North Texas, including the Metroplex, remains under a Flash Flood Watch until 1 p.m. Friday.

As Hurricane Harvey slammed into Texas and in the days of massive flooding after, North Texans asked how they could help. Now many want to know how to volunteer.

The Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center is being prepared to become a mega shelter for Hurricane Harvey evacuees.

Storms swept through North Texas Wednesday evening, bringing heavy rain, strong wind gusts and lots of lightning strikes.

Dozens of North Texans lost everything on Thanksgiving Day when a fire swept through their apartment complex in East Dallas.

Dozens were forced from their homes and into the freezing temperatures Monday night after a fire swept through an apartment building in Plano.

A multi-agency resource center in Dallas will allow residents affected by last Sunday’s storms to access necessary recovery services.

Thousands of North Texans have been affected by the recent storms and tornado. NBC 5, Telemundo 39 and the American Red Cross encourage you to stay safe as cleanup and recovery take place. Here is a list of safety tips for you to review.

Firefighters saw smoke coming from a 3-story apartment building on Sunday morning during the two-alarm structure fire.

At least 30 people were displaced from their homes after a utility pole fell onto a large apartment complex, leading to a fire late Monday night in Dallas.

A Russian passenger jet made an emergency landing just after takeoff from an airport in Moscow. The plane collided with a flock of gulls, knocking out both engines. Dozens of people sought medical attention but only one person was hospitalized.

A 4-alarm fire caused by a 7-year-old displaced 22 residents early Saturday morning, Dallas Fire-Rescue officials say.

No injuries were reported after a large fire broke out at condominiums in Fort Worth Friday night.

Eastbound lanes of State Highway 199, between Azle Avenue and Boat Club Road in Lake Worth reopened Friday afternoon around 2 p.m., hours after the roadway was shutdown over a gas leak.

No one was hurt after a fire broke out at an apartment complex in Dallas Friday night.