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The Fort Worth Public Market has sat vacant for two decades, but now the 85-foot tower on the southern edge of downtown Fort Worth is coming back to life!

A Crowley ISD student remains in the ICU after being hit by a car at a roundabout neighbors say is unsafe.

As the Trump administration aims to deport more migrants, there are new questions about whether a wave of additional cases could crush overwhelmed immigration courts and slow the administration’s plans.

Facing a $19 million budget shortfall and declining enrollment, Carrollton-Farmers Branch ISD is weighing the closure of four campuses.

A woman now faces a murder charge in the 2023 shooting death of a Sonic employee in Johnson County.

Whether prescribed or over the counter, medications for the flu might be tougher to find as cases continue to spike across North Texas and the nation.

A Denton mother said she is concerned after her high school daughter reported that a man driving an unmarked school bus tried to motion students on the bus.

A probe into a cheating scandal involving Texas teachers and their credentials is expanding in North Texas.

The Swine Barn at the Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo was a buzz of activity on Thursday, as 4-H and FAA students primped their barrows for the Junior Barrow Show arena spotlight.

The easy part is over. The Texas House will next take up “school choice” vouchers, an emergency item for Gov. Greg Abbott.

The Dallas Fire-Rescue Department is launching a pilot program later this month where they’ll give critical patients blood transfusions in the ambulance.

A construction crew damaged a natural gas pipeline Thursday, forcing a precautionary evacuation of a Saginaw neighborhood.

While Dallas Police is budgeted to hire 250 officers this year, the total could increase to 400 with larger academy classes.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is asking two North Texas school districts for documents showing they aren’t letting boys play on girls sports teams.