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1. Gun Left Texas Four Months Before Agent's Killing: Prosecutor

A firearm from North Texas was smuggled to Mexico four months before it was used in the killing of a U.S. agent and one month before federal agents in Dallas began investigating the gun-trafficking ring involved, a prosecutor revealed Monday.

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2. City to offer relief for victims

Lancaster, TX - Four weeks since super cell storms ravaged Lancaster and residents are still looking for answers.

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3. Lancaster to hold town hall meeting for those recovering from storm

Lancaster, TX - It has been nearly a month since a tornado ripped through Debra Johnson's neighborhood in Lancaster. For the homeowner, starting over hasn't been easy.

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4. Lancaster to hold town hall meeting for those recovering from storm

Lancaster, TX - It has been nearly a month since a tornado ripped through Debra Johnson's neighborhood in Lancaster. For the homeowner, starting over hasn't been easy.

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5. Dallas church members 'make a difference' in Lancaster

Lancaster, TX - Three hundred members of Concord Church in Dallas fanned out in Lancaster to help the city recover from a tornado outbreak earlier this month. The church calls it 'make a difference day' and residents say it definitely did that.

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6. Lancaster Votes For Property Tax Re-Appraisal For Tornado Damage

LANCASTER (CBSDFW.COM) -Tina McCray is standing in what used to be her master bedroom. “It’s unbelievable. I come out here and I can’t believe it hit my house,” said McCray.

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7. Church emergency group helps Lancaster

It has been about two weeks since tornadoes descended upon the Metroplex and Kaufman County. Two weeks since many people had their lives turned upside down by spinning winds. But … people help.

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8. City working to protect tornado victims; 5 arrested for theft

Lancaster, TX – The recent tornado placed hundreds without a home. In an effort to help clean up and keep looters away, the city of Lancaster implemented a curfew in an effort to curve theft.

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9. Donation Center Established at LISD Indoor Practice Facility

Lancaster, TX/Lancaster ISD The Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster (VOAD) is assisting the Lancaster community organizations in coordinating efforts to provide services or recovery assistance to disaster victims. A donation center has been...

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10. How to help area residents affected by storms

Lancaster, TX - A Red Cross shelter was set up at the Lancaster Recreation Center, 1700 S. Veterans Memorial Parkway. As shelter locations are added, they will be posted at www.redcrossdallas.org. Follow @RedCrossDFW on Twitter.

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11. Lancaster Curfew Lifted But Some Areas Still Prohibited

LANCASTER (CBSDFW.COM) – One of the twisters that tore across southern Dallas County directly hit the City of Lancaster. Damage and debris in the city is so expansive that a mandatory, citywide curfew began at 7 p.m. Tuesday night and ended at 7...

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12. Lancaster Mayor reports city preparing for clean up

Lancaster, TX - LANCASTER -- Lancaster Mayor Marcus Knight held a press conference at 6:30a.m. He said 300 buildings were destroyed. He also said people with institutional knowledge from the 1994 tornado are helping in the rebuilding efforts.

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13. Auto parts manufacturer buys Lancaster building

Lancaster, TX - A South Korean auto parts manufacturer has bought a 442,000-square-foot building in Lancaster for a parts distribution and training facility, according to the City of Lancaster.

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14. Lancaster Chamber Presents Award to Methodist Charlton Medical Center

Lancaster, TX - The Lancaster Chamber of Commerce recently presented an award to MethodistCharltonMedicalCenter in appreciation of its participation in actively supporting, promoting, and attracting business to better serve the greater Lancaster...

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15. Thanking God above; Councilman honored with years of service

Lancaster, TX - Recently resigned District 5 Councilman Clyde Hairston was honored with his dedication and years of service to the community at the Monday, March 12 city council meeting.

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16. Lancaster resident will stand up for abused children

Lancaster, TX - Darrell Parker of Lancaster was sworn in as a Dallas CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocate) volunteer on Feb. 22 in the 304th District Court, Judge William Mazur presiding.

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17. Mayor & Councilmember, District 5

Lancaster, TX - A municipal general and special election for the City of Lancaster will be held on May 12, 2012 for the election of:

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18. Man sentenced to federal prison for tax fraud

Lancaster, TX - A 39-year-old Lancaster man has been sentenced to federal prison for tax violations in the Eastern District of Texas announced U.S. Attorney John M. Bales this week.

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19. Councilman resigns

Lancaster, TX – During a special called meeting Monday, Feb. 20, council unanimously approved the resignation of District 5 Mayor Pro Tem Clyde Hairston.

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20. UNFI celebrates LEED Certification

Lancaster, TX - On February 1, 2012 the United Natural Foods Inc. (UNFI) Lancaster facility hosted a LEED® Gold Celebration and Open House, commemorating that most sought after designation. Crystal Brennan, the UNFI Lancaster Human Resources...

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