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A West, Texas firefighter tending to a vehicle fire has died after he was struck by a car on Northbound Interstate 35 on Tuesday, officials confirm to NBC 5.

A mother and her son were arrested Tuesday after her child brought a gun to a Fort Worth ISD middle school, police say.

In a recent survey of big cities, Dallas leads the nation in vacant land. Another found a quarter of downtown Dallas covered in parking lots.

It’s been a tough new year for families as inflation continues to strain budgets and snap recipients have experienced their first month with less money after COVID assistance programs expired. A new program is aimed at helping people stretch their dollars.

Plano Fire-Rescue’s Steph Bouillion-Mayer is the first in Texas and one of only three women in the world to hold an Urban Search and Rescue Specialist certification.

A North Texas mother is sharing her grief and plea for justice in the death of her daughter.

Park Cities Presbyterian Church held a prayer service Tuesday afternoon to honor the daughter of its former pastor and the sister of a beloved church member.

Families of special needs children in Tarrant County say their insurance plan is suddenly denying life-altering therapy for their children and going against the advice of their own doctors.

A federal district court judge has upheld the approval of a $2.4 billion bankruptcy reorganization plan aimed at resolving tens of thousands of child sexual abuse claims against the Boy Scouts of America.

The daughter of the former pastor of a Dallas church was among the three children and three adults killed Monday morning at The Covenant School in Nashville, Tennessee.

Five children and one adult are in critical condition from apparent carbon monoxide exposures, Fort Worth Fire officials.

Officers have seized dozens of fake tags mirroring the DMV’s new more secure tags as lawmakers consider switching to metal plates.

A 47-year-old man was fatally shot by police responding to a burglary call Monday morning in DeSoto, police say.

Over the next few days, thousands of people are expected to pour into downtown Dallas as March Madness comes to North Texas.