Eagle Mountain Lake

Severe storms left some hail damage and areas of brief flooding Wednesday in North Texas.

Lightning is likely to blame for a Tuesday morning house fire at a home in northwest Fort Worth.

Like a scene from an action movie, a Fort Worth man dodged flying debris and barely escaped with his life as a marina collapsed around him during severe storms Sunday night.

Like a scene from an action movie, a Fort Worth man dodged flying debris and barely escaped with his life as a marina collapsed around him during severe storms Sunday night.

Heavy rains the past month have left parks and boat ramps submerged and local lakes riding so high that several of them have had to close for the holiday weekend. But boaters and jet skiers in the Fort Worth area received some good news Sunday as Lake Worth reopened.

Lakes and waterways across North Texas are bursting at the banks after days of heavy rain.

Storms brought in heavy rain Wednesday morning, leaving many roads closed due to flooding and Lake Worth closed to boating. First responders were at multiple high water rescues in southern Fort Worth.

A powerful storm that moved across the western parts of North Texas left behind damage along the shores of Eagle Mountain Lake.

A powerful storm that moved across the western parts of North Texas left behind damage along the shores of Eagle Mountain Lake.

Denton officials say they will conduct an inventory of the city’s ash trees, in anticipation of the arrival of an invasive species which kills those trees. The Emerald Ash Borer has already been discovered in Tarrant County.

Crews in Tarrant County will spray for mosquitoes in parts of the county this week after recent samples tested positive for West Nile virus, according to Tarrant County Public Health.

Employees of Paradise ISD — northwest of Eagle Mountain Lake — will be allowed to carry firearms following a Monday vote by the district’s school board, superintendent Dr. Paul Uttle said.

A woman is dead and another person was injured after a boat wreck at Eagle Mountain Lake Sunday evening.

Two Tarrant County lakes may not flood homes as the levels begin to level off and drop.

It wasn’t long ago that Eagle Mountain Lake in Tarrant County was more than 10 feet below normal. But after several weeks of rain, there is a huge difference.

For the first time in five years water is being released from Lavon Lake.

A month has made all the difference for a floating restaurant that brands itself as the largest of its kind in Texas.

Neighbors are alarmed after an alligator was found roaming in their area.

Recent rains have greatly improved the reservoir situation for the Tarrant Regional Water District, but the West Fork reservoirs are still hurting.