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Normally, before a big Dallas Cowboys game, especially around a holiday, the RV lot at AT&T Stadium is pretty packed. But Friday night, it was a much different scene, almost certainly due to the cold.

Most Texans have their eyes on the power grid as the states continues to deal with the arctic blast, but there have been spotty issues across the state with natural gas.

Despite a few patchy power outages here and there, the power grid has held up for most Texans.

The city of Dallas is opening overflow shelters as North Texans brace for a second night of subfreezing temperatures and dangerous wind chills.

The city's Grand Peninsula and Westchester areas are experiencing very low natural gas pressure, according to a press release from the city.

The walk-through light display is giving some options to people who already bought tickets for Thursday.

Packages with delivery commitments for the last 2 days leading up to Christmas are in jeopardy of arriving late, FedEx said

Dallas Animal Services says they received 124 calls for lack of animal care on Thursday.

Through 6 a.m. Friday, MedStar has responded to 27 cold-related illness and injury calls. 23 people had to be taken to the hospital.

Dangerously cold temperatures have arrived in North Texas with freezing temperatures and sub-zero wind chills.

It looks like there may be a little more demand on the Texas power grid than ERCOT and state regulators anticipated for Thursday.

With temperatures dropping across North Texas, many of our neighbors won’t have a place to escape the dangerous cold. But in Fort Worth, neighborhood non-profits joined forces to provide shelter and a hearty meal for those who would otherwise go without safety or something to eat.