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On Saturday, June 3 the Celina Garden Club will host its bi-annual Home Garden Tour to raise money for high school senior scholarships.

Dallas Police announced the arrests of four teenagers Thursday who they say were behind a string of violent robberies.

The former Arlington police officer who fatally shot a man attempting to drive away from a traffic stop in September 2018 was given six years deferred adjudication last week after pleading guilty to criminally negligent homicide.

Texas has seen a 137% growth in its Asian American and Pacific Islander population over the last 20 years. While AAPI Heritage Month wraps up we pose the question: What’s driving the growth in Texas’ Asian-American population?

Tarrant County officials are moving to revoke a strip club’s sexually oriented business permit and permanently shut down the club after another violent weekend left one dead and three injured.

The Texas Education Agency named former Dallas Independent School District Superintendent Mike Miles the superintendent of the Houston ISD on Thursday, commencing the agency’s June 1 takeover of the state’s largest school district.

A man is under arrest, accused of fatally shooting a woman he knew at a home in Arlington Wednesday afternoon.

Amateurs and pros paddle up for a chance at prize money and the national championship.

What’s happening in the skies over North Texas this month? June holds some spectacular sights in the night and morning sky. Check out the list below.

The start of June marks the beginning of Pride month around the U.S. and some parts of the world, a season to celebrate the lives and experiences of LGBTQ+ communities and to protest against recent attacks on hard-won civil rights gains.

Holly Robinson Peete, an actress, philanthropist, advocate, and mom, is speaking in North Texas about mental health.

For one agonizing week, Holli Sanchez Garcia has searched for her 24-year-old son Diego Garcia, who walked out the door Thursday and hasn’t been heard from since.   

Inside the Como Community Center, the Fort Worth candidates for Director of the Office of Police Oversight Monitor faced the community they would serve.

Parents won’t get them for some time but school districts got their first look at some state test scores Wednesday.