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Feb 19, 2021 Volunteers distributed nearly 15 pallets of bottled Crazy Water to Mineral Wells residents Thursday afternoon as the city continued to deal with water issues caused by leaks. More distribution was expected Friday and Saturday. Freezing temperatures, little to no water and power outages wreaked havoc across the area this week, and even after temperatures reached the mid to high 30s Friday, many residents were left dealing with lingering issues caused by the winter storms. Weatherford resident Judy Privette, who lives on the south side of town, said her household lost power early M...

“We’re in it alone”: Power outages leave millions of Texans desperate for heat and safety

Arlington joins other North Texas cities in issuing boil water advisory By FOX 4 Staff article ARLINGTON, Texas - The city of Arlington is telling people to boil their drinking water due to low pressure caused by unprecedented demand. In addition to boiling water for drinking, the city is asking people to put off things like laundry and dishwashing. People are being asked not to fill up bathtubs and buckets, something that was prompted by social media rumors that the water will be cut off. An outage at the Eagle Mountain Treatment Plant in Fort Worth has been repaired, but people living t...

Get our free mobile app Today, marks the final day for a KFYO alumnus in broadcast news. Charlie Hodges wraps up his broadcast career by anchoring the morning shift of newscasts on the Texas State Network, which you can hear on KFYO and Talk 1340 (KKAM) in Lubbock, and on News/Talk 940 KIXZ in Amarillo. Hodges' 40 years in broadcast journalism has almost been completely spent in Texas, with the majority of his career covering news and sports in the Metroplex. Hodges first full-time job in journalism was working as a reporter for KCBD-TV in Lubbock, from 1981-84 while going to school at Texas ...

Don't put away those shovels and snow blowers. Bucks and Montgomery counties could see even more snow this week. On Monday, a day after roughly 10 inches of snow hit parts of the area, the National Weather Service said more snow is likely overnight into Tuesday. “There’s a quick moving storm that moves through the area late tonight (Monday) through tomorrow (Tuesday) morning," Valeria Meola, meteorologist for the National Weather Service in Westampton, New Jersey, said Monday morning.  After that, there could be another snowstorm Wednesday through Friday, according to Meola. Additional i...