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Meals on Wheels of Tarrant County says it has a ‘critical’ need for volunteers to fill 42 open delivery routes.

A group of South Dallas apartment buildings that were once controlled by drug dealers and was the site of a massive FBI crackdown two years ago is now a pile of rubble.

The City of Dallas plans a $1 billion public improvement bond referendum in 2024 with many city needs competing for a share of the money.

The 50-year sentence for a Springtown man convicted of causing fatal severe head trauma to his girlfriend’s 8-week-old crying son has been upheld by an appeals court.

The Itasca school board decided Monday to suspend superintendent Michael Keith Stevens after he was arrested and accused last week of online solicitation of a minor.

The one-day camp for 8 to 11-year-olds will teach them about food insecurity and how to help.

Sunnyvale Police are searching for the man who opened fire on a family’s vehicle Sunday evening, killing a woman, injuring her brother and critically wounding his three young children.

Amid the many things you can’t predict with parades is just how hot it might be the first of week of June in Dallas.

Poison hemlock grows up to 10 feet tall and belongs to the same family as carrots.

Four dogs that have been in the shelter for a year or more are looking forever homes. You can meet Emmitt, Bella, General and Rocky at the Saxe-Forte Adoption Center. All dogs at least six months old and 30 lbs. are free to adopt.

In a ceremony filled with tradition, loved ones gathered on the University of Texas at Dallas’s campus to celebrate a group of students bucking the trend, trading in a conventional school experience for a virtual one.  

When Carlie Alaniz is not working her day job, she spends her spare time decorating pots and making candles that she sells as a small business owner.

A new legal clash has unraveled in the Texas barbecue sphere, this time involving well-known Dallas restaurant Lockhart Smokehouse and newcomer Crossbuck BBQ in Farmers Branch.

The first five months of 2023 saw the failure of three major U.S. banks: Silicon Valley, Signature, and First Republic. With large banks like Frost, Comerica, Texas Capital, and others based in our state, what are the chances a Texas-based bank could meet a similar fate?