Atmos Energy customers across North Texas reported smelling gas, but the company said there's nothing to worry about.
- Dozens of Atmos Energy customers across North Texas reported smelling natural gas, but the company said there's nothing to worry about.
At least 12 people in Southlake reported similar issues, according to a Southlake DPS spokesperson. The City of Keller confirmed that some of their residents were affected as well.
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