Alex Boyer

2 weeks ago | fox4news.com | Alex Boyer

As the conflict between Israel and Iran continues to escalate in the Middle East, US ground-based air defense systems are helping to shoot down missiles. READ MORE: Iran retaliates against Israel after attack on nuclear program Meanwhile, outside groups are preparing to get Americans stuck in the region to safety. Project Dynamo Mario Duarte, the founder and CEO of Project Dynamo, is working to evacuate civilians stuck in Israel and the region.

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Alex Boyer

The BriefThe conflict between Israel and Iran escalated on Friday. Veteran-led groups Project Dynamo and Grey Bull Rescue are deploying teams to evacuate Americans and allies from the escalating conflict zone. Both organizations are seeking donations and urging individuals to contact them if loved ones need rescue from the region. As the conflict between Israel and Iran continues to escalate in the Middle East, US ground-based air defense systems are helping to shoot down missiles.

2 weeks ago | fox4news.com | Alex Boyer

PLANO, Texas - It has certainly been a long and emotional journey for the Smith family as this unification has been years in the making. Their adopted daughter is safely out of Haiti and learning to live life as a Texan. What we know: Plano residents, Kathleen and Jordan Smith, could finally relax after years of uncertainty as their 7-year-old adopted daughter, Esther Smith, was finally safe on U.S. soil after living in limbo in Haiti.

2 weeks ago | fox4news.com | Alex Boyer

Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport is typically busy during the summer travel season, so you can imagine how congested it will be during the World Cup. The airport and its major airlines are already planning for the event. What they're saying: DFW airport CEO, Chris McLaughlin, is doing all he can to prepare for what is to come next summer.

2 weeks ago | fox4news.com | Alex Boyer

As the sun rose over the city of Bonham, located in Fannin County, you could see some of the damage left behind by severe weather that moved North Texas late Sunday night and into Monday morning. The city says there is significant wind damage to trees, homes and businesses. There were downed power lines, downed trees and debris throughout the area. What they're saying: Residents we spoke to said the pounding wind and rain felt like it lasted for hours.