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Elon Musk is calling the F-35 fighter jets obsolete and some people are worried about the possible impact on Fort Worth’s Lockheed-Martin.

A three-judge panel sided with the U.S. Department of Justice in its defense of a law requiring the parent company of TikTok to sell or face a ban next month.

Teachers say making sure students see real-life examples of how they can use math, helps them buy into lesson plans.

Ennis Interim City Manager Aron Kulhavy resigns after working in the position for less than a month,

Grapevine Police said they arrested a man for possession of child pornography found while they investigated a report of invasive visual recording.

Bevo, the longhorn mascot for Texas football, won’t make the trip to Atlanta for the team’s SEC Championship Game showdown against Georgia.

The SMU Mustangs are celebrating a history-making season and Dr. Gerald Turner is looking to his next role after 30 years as the university’s president.

The South Oak Cliff Golden Bears will face the team that upset their run for a third-straight championship win last year.

Farmers Branch police and Drug Enforcement Administration agents seized more than 4.600 pounds of marijuana and around $400,000 in a warehouse complex on Wednesday.

The boil water notice issued for the city of Ennis has been rescinded after the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality determined the water no longer requires boiling prior to use.

The Light of the World Giving Machine is making rounds in North Texas over the holidays.

Lt. Governor Dan Patrick, the leader of the Texas Senate, said he will move to ban all forms of THC people can consume across the state.

Jesus “Jay” Chapa, a city leader who has held high-profile positions, is the lone finalist set to become Fort Worth’s next city manager.