Site Map January 20, 2022
Years 2022 January 20
- Texas pipeline company walks back threat to cut off gas to power plants
- More than 100 snakes found in Maryland home where man's death was reported
- Ivy League professor says her students think most Americans earn six figures
- DFW radio personality facing child pornography charges
- Virtual learning option to be offered to some Dallas ISD students next school year
- Dallas eviction moratorium ordinance to expire January 23
- Dallas PD announces unit using drones to help in searches, solve crimes
- Colleyville synagogue hostage crisis was targeted attack on Jews, FBI says
- Hero cop keeping kids warm in 6-degree temperature saves man from house fire
- North Texans hunker down as arctic weather chills region
- Downtown Dallas businesses continuing to bounce back from COVID-19 pandemic
- Rittenhouse seeks return of gun used in Kenosha protest
- Southlake girl rescued from storm grate after snakes blocked her way out of drainage pipes
- Colorado couple recovers wedding bands buried in rubble after wildfire destroys home
- Gabby Petito's family back in Florida 4 months later; parents reach agreement regarding couple's property
- Dallas firefighters pull man from burning home
- McDonald's expanding McPlant test to hundreds of its North Texas locations
- Pfizer pills effective against omicron, vaccine-maker's studies show
- 400,000 Texas homes and businesses could lose power over financial dispute between energy companies
- January 6 panel requests interview with Ivanka Trump
- British police arrest 2 men connected to Colleyville synagogue hostage situation
- PRC vs. antigen test: What kind of COVID-19 test is best?
- NFL playoff schedule: What you need to know about Divisional Round matchups
- Report: Gary Patterson joining Texas Longhorns staff
- McCarthy says he's not worried about losing his job as Cowboys head coach
- NHL reschedules 6 canceled Dallas Stars games
- Doncic leads streaking Mavericks to 102-98 win over Raptors
- 2 homes catch fire in Fort Worth neighborhood
- Drivers warm up buses, some schools open early due to arctic blast