Gov. Abbott, higher ed agency order North Texas Muslim school to stop operations
The Texas higher ed agency said the Texas American Muslim University at Dallas is violating state law for operating without a certificate of authority.
Man injured after being shot by police in Saginaw, officials say
Officers went to a residence in the 1300 block of North Creek Drive to serve a felony arrest warrant on a man.
Democrats offer plans for easing pain at the pump as they eye midterms
Democrats have embraced populist proposals to pause state and federal gas taxes as a way of easing pressure on consumers.
Speaker Mike Johnson headlines Dallas fundraiser as Republicans fight to hold House
House Speaker Mike Johnson visits Dallas to raise campaign cash for GOP congressional candidates.
Tarrant County tops Texas for death penalty trials, report finds
Texas Defender Service report says the county “wields an outsized influence on the Texas death penalty landscape.”
Joni Lamb, president and founder of Daystar Television Network, has died, broadcaster says
She founded Daystar Television Network in 1993 with her late husband, Marcus Lamb.
Texas summer camps inch closer to opening with deal over new state law
Texas summer camp directors applauded an agreement over a new law, but scores of camps are still working to obtain licenses.
Cyber attack and outage of Canvas online learning platform disrupts North Texas schools
The learning platform was under cyberattack by a hacking group named ShinyHunters, The Associated Press reported.
What to know about tolls in Dallas-Fort Worth: How much they cost, who runs them and more
There are several major toll roads in North Texas, including the Dallas North Tollway, President George Bush Turnpike and Sam Rayburn Tollway.
In ‘Operation Red Card,’ D-FW police side with feds for FIFA 2026
North Texas law enforcement launched Operation Red Card, a 90-day federal crackdown targeting violent crime and trafficking before the FIFA World Cup