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A new digital billboard located along I-30 Eastbound, just east of the U.S. 75 interchange focuses on a 2017 cold case: Who killed Armani Morgan.

Prosper Police announced they arrested two teens in connection to an overnight graduation party where a medical emergency left several high school students sick and sent 8 to the hospital.

Police are investigating a string of break-ins at Dallas’ Preston Center.

Dallas is counting on a new convention center to draw in larger events and more business to downtown.

After an EF-1 tornado hit the town of Gordon Sunday, the community has come together to support the high school baseball team in the regional finals.

The FWISD school board approved a district plan to close 18 schools over a five year period.

One man is dead after attempting to save his dog near train tracks in Fort Worth, police say. According to Fort Worth police, officers were called to an accident involving a person and a train near Kelton Street and Avington Way in south Fort Worth at about 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday. Police said officers discovered a man was hit by…

Some of the most severe damage from Saturday’s storms came in the Wise County town of Bridgeport. An exotic animal shelter is facing thousands of dollars in repairs after powerful winds leveled structures and brought down trees. The Center for Animal Research and Education is home to lions, tigers, and other big cats, but none of them are as....

Dallas prepares to enter it’s third consecutive final on Wednesday and for the first time in a long time have a full version of their lineup.

Arlington police announced they’ve made an arrest in a murder case dating back more than five years.

Former NFL quarterback Robert Griffin III is the latest addition to the Texas High School Hall of Fame after his induction on May 10.

Five Arlington High School students are OK after they were hit by an unknown liquid while riding the bus, officials say.

A man was executed Tuesday evening, 13 years to the day of a convenience store robbery in Garland in which he set a clerk on fire.

On Wednesday, Dallas city leaders are announcing a bold new initiative designed to make Downtown Dallas safer and more welcoming — a plan they say is already showing results.