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A judge is set to decide the legality of a policy banning guns at the State Fair of Texas on Thursday.

North Texas drivers are being impacted by two separate crashes on their commutes to work on Thursday morning, one in Fort Worth and one in Dallas.

Mayor Eric Johnson – and some council members – sporting some new “TCU Sucks” shirts in support of SMU ahead of their “Iron Skillet” game against TCU.

Dallas Police are investigating the murder of a 17-year-old Lincoln High School student on Saturday, just one week after a Kimball High School student was gunned down.

The nonprofit ‘For Oak Cliff’ received a major donation from the Dallas Mavericks Wednesday, which will jump start their North Texas Giving Day goals.

Two researchers at SMU’s Simmons School of Education & Human Development wrote ‘Uprooted: Voices of Student Homelessness,’ a comic book addressing children experiencing homelessness in America and how to identify and help them.

Developers for a data center in southwest Fort Worth cleared their first major hurdle on Tuesday night, landing approval of a zoning amendment.

The Federal Reserve cut interest rates Wednesday. What does that mean for North Texans?

Starting Wednesday, Uber says drivers nationwide will see a verification badge for riders whose identities have been cross-checked with other trusted sources.

The Dallas City Council voted 15-0 to approve the nearly $5 billion budget for the 2025 fiscal year that begins October 1.

A school resource officer for Arlington Independent School District was fired after forgetting their gun belt in a school bathroom. The incident happened at Jones Academy of Fine Arts and Dual Language Tuesday afternoon. Parents were notified about the incident in a letter.

A man is in custody, accused of hitting a woman in the head and knocking her to the ground in Downtown Dallas last week.

The sentencing for a former Dallas anesthesiologist found guilty earlier this year of tampering with IV bags has been postponed.