Fort Worth changed its emergency alert system, and you might not be signed up anymore. Here’s how to check before the next statewide test.

The city of Marshall is asking residents not to call 911 during the test.

Texas residents will receive statewide emergency alerts. It is only a test, officials say.

The Texas Division of Emergency Management (TDEM) is testing the statewide Emergency Alert System on Thursday. The state coordinates the emergency preparedness test with every city. It is a mandatory ...

ASHEVILLE - Buncombe County is still unable to send out emergency alerts to residents' phones and emails through the CodeRED notification system due to a cyberattack suffered by the vendor in November ...

HOUSTON — Texas emergency officials are putting the state's public alert systems to the test this week to make sure they'll work when it counts. The Texas Division of Emergency Management announced a ...

Don't freak out if your phone buzzes Thursday, Texas.

The government considered using a nationwide emergency alert system to warn the public of danger to life amid the riots ...

It is only a test. Residents shouldn't be alarmed on Thursday, April 2, when cell phones, television screens and radio start buzzing with alerts during a statewide test of public warning systems in El ...