A North Texas homeowner is on edge after a person recently showed up at her home's door wearing a disturbing mask and holding a sign in reference to the biblical end of times.It happened the night of Jan.

CBS News Texas contacted nearly 30 districts in North Texas to find out what they would do if immigration agents come knocking.

Candra Rogers, an assistant principal at Collins Intermediate School, was injured in August when a student threw a wooden hanger at her. The hanger hit Rogers in the right eye, and knocked her eye out of the socket, she said.

North Texas is facing a chilly Thursday morning, with temperatures in the 20s and 30s. However, a warm-up is expected by the weekend, along with another cold front and potential rain chances next week.

The incident happened Tuesday at Collins Intermediate School, the same campus where an assistant principal was severely injured by a student in August.

"We were losing students, and we wanted to make sure that we maintained the number of teachers and the capacities of our campuses were met,” Dr. David Vinson said.

A Carrollton family was shaken after a man wearing a satanic mask, holding a sign with Revelation 20: 1-15 written on it, walked up to their front door and rang the doorbell.

The commercial entails the dad, one of Mark Blitch's actor friends, attempting and failing during a family game of charades where the clues are clearly door, eat and toes. Xander, Mark Blitch's son, who was recently diagnosed with autism is also featured in the ad.

Churches in North Texas are reacting to President Trump's new immigration directive, which permits deportation agents to make arrests in churches and schools. Historically considered sanctuaries, many churches and religious institutions contacted by CBS News Texas believe this reversal contradicts their religious beliefs.

Wings of Rescue, Los Angeles Paws for Life K9 Rescue, Humane Society of North Texas, bring 170 dogs, 14 cats to shelters, foster homes across Dallas, Fort Worth.

Along with the warmer weather, North Texans can expect rain returning to the forecast this weekend. There’s a 50% chance of showers and storms late Saturday, Jan. 25, followed by a 40% chance on Sunday, Jan. 26, according to the NWS. Low rain chances (20%) will continue early next week on Monday, Jan. 27, and Tuesday.

As North Texas’ largest employers bring their workforces back to the office, demand for trophy office space will only increase.