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Atatiana Jefferson’s nephew was only 8-years-old when he watched the tragedy unfold five years ago. At 13, he’s grown up and healed quite a bit.

On Friday, U.S. District Court Judge Reed O’Connor heard arguments in Fort Worth about whether or not he should approve a plea deal between Boeing and the U.S. Department of Justice over two 737 Max jetliner crashes that killed 346 people.

Dallas Stars and Dallas Mavericks fans will have new food options throughout the American Airlines Center this season with a hand-crafted menu.

Carrollton Police are warning residents of a man approaching homes and impersonating a city employee.

A North Texas medical assistant is accused of having inappropriate sexual contact with patients at Little Spurs Pediatrics in Irving faces a second charge of indecency with a child according to the Irving Police Department.

As the fentanyl crisis continues to devastate communities across the country, an effort to prevent life-threatening overdoses will soon be one phone call away in Dallas County.

The streets of Dallas are dotted with people wearing burnt orange and crimson to support their teams for the big Texas/OU weekend.

When you have a customer service question, going to the online chat can help resolve it.

Northwest ISD’s Education Foundation has tried to help teachers with the mid-year supply slump for some time now.  Even with the pandemic behind us, they’ve kept it going with Neffie, a free resource store and library on wheels that serves more than 900 teachers.

Some of the fastest drivers are in Ennis this weekend for the Texas Stampede of Speed. Competitors are racing for points to win the 2024 National Hot Rod Association Championship.

The fundraiser presented by the Junior League of Fort Worth is back for its 18th year. For the next three days, more than 27,000 people will head to Will Rogers Memorial Center to get a jump on their holiday shopping.

North Texans responding to the calls for help this hurricane season are being put to the test.

Several officers inside the Dallas Police Department are working to normalize mental health and wellness amongst law enforcement.