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Investigators are looking into what caused an explosion in Pilot Point that left three men hospitalized Saturday afternoon.

Plano Police are investigating a domestic violence case where a woman shot her husband.

Community Council of Greater Dallas has applied for grants to help but says they need much more funding to meet needs.

Partnering with EarthX, KRLD will host Audacy Conversations: The State of the Environment to talk more about the environment and offer tips to keep the Earth clean.

The Dallas Mavericks and the Dallas Stars have not won a playoff series in the same season since 2003. Experts explain why this could be the year that streak is snapped.

April showers may bring May flowers. But for Randall Kennedy, owner of Dallas Fort Worth Wildlife Control, spring’s lush conditions bring an influx of calls.

Exactly one week following a shooting on campus at Wilmer Hutchins High School, officials tell us they’ve made changes to ensure students’ safety.

Disturbing details are emerging in the murder of a young mother whose body was discovered inside a closet earlier this week wrapped in bedding.

In March, the department announced they had arrested 49-year-old Regla “Su” Becquer, who owned “Love and Caring for People LLC.”

The building that once housed the Lizard Lounge and its Sunday alter ego ‘The Church’ sits boarded up, under chain and padlock at 2424 Swiss Avenue in Dallas. For two North Texas filmmakers, the memories remain.

An Arlington man was sentenced to prison Friday after being accused of aggravated kidnapping and sexual abuse related to an Amber Alert and a missing 13-year-old girl.

City officials in Denton, who are obviously Swifties, are having some fun riding the coattails of Taylor Swift on Friday.

Dallas Fire investigators say a customer using gas from a gas can started the fire while employees were inside.

Despite overall violence trending downward in Dallas, a rash of recent crimes has some people on edge in District 4.

This month the city council approved spending up to $2 million to fight one lawsuit filed by a former police chief – and to pay $850,000 to settle a case from another former employee.

It’s part of a safety initiative some in the industry have said is desperately needed following several close calls.