Fort Worth free sandbags gone in under two hours as residents rush ahead of heavy rains
Fort Worth residents quickly exhausted a supply of free sandbags in under two hours as the city prepared for heavy rainfall.
“A friend of mine told me about it. So, I said, let me run down there and see, you know. Because, hey, I can’t withstand a flood,” John Smith said.
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