White Rock Lake

Dallas residents plant 50 trees in White Rock Park.

Recently, volunteers went out and planted 50 trees at White Rock Park!

People who rent kayaks and paddle boards at White Rock Lake are paddling with a purpose.

You don’t need a holiday excuse to spend a few hours on White Rock Lake. When you rent a kayak or paddle board it isn’t just good exercise, NBC 5’s Noelle Walker tells us it could also be good for a student in need.

Kristin puts her rowing skills to the test with White Rock Rowing! MORE: WhiteRockRowing.org

This summer, learn how to row with White Rock Rowing! Their youth rowing camps allow teens in North Texas to learn the sport. MORE: WhiteRockRowing.org

The Dallas Arboretum is hosting its third annual Black Heritage Celebration on Saturday, May 6 and Sunday, May 7 in the 66-acre garden overlooking White Rock Lake.

A Dallas Fire-Rescue fire truck hydroplaned while responding to an emergency call and collided with another car during a heavy thunderstorm, fire officials say.

One person was sent to the hospital after a Dallas fire truck hydroplaned while responding to an emergency call during a heavy thunderstorm and collided with another car Wednesday morning, fire officials say.

NBC 5 Photojournalist Ames Meyer in Texas Sky Ranger spotted an eagle looking for food over White Rock Lake in Dallas Wednesday afternoon. At one point, the eagle can be seen dipping down low to the water and appears to catch something with its talons as it skimmed the surface.

The Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden says their spring bulbs are doing just fine beneath a blanket of ice and snow.

Officials said a distress call came from an area close to the walking trail by the Northwest Highway and Lawther intersection. Dallas Fire-Rescue deployed rescue boats and ultimately located a man and a woman stranded in the water.

Two people have been rescued after becoming stranded in a flooded area near White Rock Lake on Monday night.

Experts say the ongoing drought is leading animals to search for water in the city.

Dallas is continuing its mission of fixing the city’s coyote problem.

Nearly a year since a pair of bald eagles stole the hearts of many North Texas as they nested near White Rock Lake, the city’s urban biologist says the birds might be here to stay for good.

Triple-digit heat is still in the future, but at least it’s not 109. Rick has your weekend forecast update. Plus, park visitors beware. A poisonous plant was found at White Rock Lake in Dallas.

Brett Johnson, Sr. Environmental Coordinator/Urban Biologist with Dallas Parks and Recreation Department tells NBC 5 about the dangers of water hemlock, found near White Rock Lake, and what the parks department is doing to get rid of it.

The Dallas Parks and Recreation Department is applying an herbicide Friday around White Rock Lake to kill what the USDA describes as “the most violently toxic plant that grows in North America.”

There’s increasing urgency to find a NICU nurse who hasn’t been seen since she went for a walk Thursday night. Dallas police say Roxane Reza is now considered a “critical missing” person and they’re asking for help to find her. Allie Spillyards reports.