Six Flags Over Texas started opening daily Thursday to welcome families on spring break. The park in Arlington will stay open daily from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. through March 22; on March 23, the park will be open 11 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Unfortunately, North Texas missed out on the rain on Wednesday, and now the area will be dealing with dry conditions, a roller coaster ride with temperatures, and a High Wind Watch in place for Friday.

The weather this weekend will be perfect for enjoying time outside as both the Dallas Arboretum and Fort Worth Botanic Garden celebrate spring. There's also plenty of live music and comedy all over North Texas.

The Maypearl ISD school board called a special meeting Wednesday night to hear parents' concerns about the district's primary school reopening. The city's fire chief closed Maypearl Primary School last week because of elevated levels of carbon dioxide.

Karen Molinar, the interim superintendent of Fort Worth ISD, has been hired to take the job moving forward. The school board unanimously selected Molinar at a meeting Tuesday.

The National Transportation Safety Board released a report on the American Airlines flight that was hit by a U.S. Army helicopter on its approach to Reagan National Airport in Washington D.C. The crash January 29 killed all 64 passengers and three crew members on board.

Fort Worth Police say a suspect in a homicide led them on a chase across about 25 miles Monday night. They were initially called to a home on Stockton Drive, in Far South Fort Worth, about 6:15 p.m.

KRLD Business Analyst David Johnson says this move was inevitable as Southwest faces increasing financial pressures.

A couple of chilly mornings are anticipated, followed by a beautiful day on Monday and a rapid warm-up throughout the remainder of the week.

Thursday began with temperatures ranging from 32-43 degrees across North Texas, with a calm wind. Thursday will be sunny and beautiful, but breezy, with afternoon highs in the upper 60s.