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Freezing rain, sleet and more are expected this week. NBC 5's Sophia Beausoleil has more on what North Texans are doing to prepare for the days ahead.

As dangerously cold temperatures grip much of the state, hundreds of people are lining up at warming shelters in Dallas. The city is working with local nonprofits to temporarily house the city’s unsheltered population.

The committee wants to know about strategy memos they wrote and conversations they had with president trump about efforts to delay certification of the election results lester >> kelly odonnell, thank you. now to the investigation into that hostage situation at the synagogue outside dallas tonight were learning more about the gunman and what he was doing in the days leading up to the incident morgan chesky now with late details. >> reporter: tonight, a new image appears to show malik faisal ak...

Our Calling and Oak Lawn United Methodist Church are opening their doors for emergency shelter.

Homeless population in Dallas wondering what they will do if bill banning homeless encampments passes DALLAS - Texas state lawmakers are one step closer to banning homeless encampments.  A bill initially passed by the state House earlier this month was approved with minor revisions by the Senate Thursday. If the House approves those revisions, the bill will head to the governor’s desk, and that will affect Dallas’ growing homeless population as lawmakers are working to ban encampments on p...

Our Calling working to get homeless people in Dallas out of the life-threatening cold weather Our Calling working to get homeless people in Dallas out of the ‘life-threatening’ cold weather Our Calling is working with the city of Dallas to get people experiencing homelessness off the streets and into the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center, or hotels and shelters. DALLAS - Our Calling is working with the city of Dallas to get people experiencing homelessness off the streets and into the ...

“The problem is everyone is going to want to get out and play in it, so I’m hoping they play in their own yard, and not try to get out on the roads and ride around because that’s where the hazard is,” Hemrick said. He said he was keeping an eye on the forecast to make sure people who wanted to get COVID-19 tests Sunday don’t get stuck.  “In my facility, we run a regional COVID-19 testing center. We’re trying to make decisions right now on whether or not to bring those people in t...