Modern love may feel doomed at times. Countless videos on social media tell of dreadful dates. News headlines often grab onto the most lurid of these confessionals (think: the story about the man who skipped out on a tab after his date ordered 48 oysters during dinner).

Bundle up if you have Valentine's Day plans – wind chills drop "feels-like" temperatures to the 40s across North Texas.

As families celebrated the day with their little ones, they were reminded that love knows no bounds — even in the hospital setting.

Valentine's Day temperatures will be well below average, with lows in the 30s and highs in the lower 50s, but more changes in the weather are coming.

Norm and Shirley Long, married for 72 years, celebrate another Valentine’s Day together at The Hamptons of Tyler, proving true love stands the test of time.

Valentine's Day will be slightly warmer than Thursday, with temperatures starting in the lower 30s and reaching the low 50s by evening. It's still jacket weather, especially for dinner plans.

Valentine's Day will start chilly as temperatures fall to the 30s and 40s across the state, but highs will rise into the 50s and 60s.