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Second suspect arrested in 2002 killing of Plano businessman, Frisco police say
Frisco police arrested a second suspect in the 2002 killing of Plano businessman and military veteran Frank Weiss after reopening the case earlier this year
Sen. John Cornyn has sharp Mother’s Day message for Attorney General Ken Paxton in GOP runoff
Ahead of Mother’s Day, John Cornyn launched his latest attack on Republican rival Ken Paxton with a searing runoff ad about adultery and deception.
She learned she was pregnant in ICE detention. After she miscarried, officers cuffed her to a hospital bed
While in Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention, Darisbell Quintero learned she was pregnant. Weeks later, she miscarried.
Dallas parks could close rec centers, cut summer camps under proposed $14 million trim
Impacts to aquatic centers, after school programs and who does park security are among proposals for the next parks budget
Texas A&M System sends cease-and-desist to North Texas Muslim school over trademark concerns
The Texas A&M University System is threatening legal action against Texas American Muslim University at Dallas over alleged trademark infringement.
Deep Ellum nightclub suspends operations after security guard fatally shot
La Tardeada’s temporary closure follows two shootings in entertainment district and criticism from a Dallas council member.
Dallas council nears pivotal City Hall briefing as pressure mounts over downtown future
City officials will share repair estimates and relocation options as debate grows over City Hall’s future and redevelopment potential.
Severe storms to roll in on D-FW this Mother’s Day. Here’s when it could rain
Sunday is going to bring chances of showers and thunderstorms making it a possibly wet Mother’s Day for Dallas-Fort Worth.
Arlington police officer arrested on sexual assault, official oppression charges
Arlington police officer Derreck Dean was arrested on sexual assault and official oppression charges.
Highland Park rolls out new transit plans post-DART: on-demand rides and ‘workforce circulator’
After voters chose to leave DART, Highland Park plans to provide on-demand services next week and is developing a shuttle service for construction workers.