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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.

Nearly one month after the mass shooting, the Allen Premium Outlets re-opened to the public on Wednesday.

‘The Big Dance’ is a fundraiser for Dallas Black Dance Academy classes and outreach programs. Money raised helps reduce class tuition by 40%.

North Texas Fire Departments say lightning strikes caused at least ten house fires Tuesday afternoon from Fort Worth to Carrollton and Frisco.

Three people are facing murder charges in the death of a man killed outside an Arlington motel last winter.

A person in Arlington won $7.5 million in a recent Lotto Texas drawing.

The Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) unveiled Wednesday morning a new communications tool to deliver clear and reliable information about grid conditions to the public — the Texas Advisory and Notification System (TXANS).

The name “Maple” won in an almost neck-and-neck race.

If you’ve shopped around for car or home insurance, you may have had a conversation about past claims that your new insurance company sees in your history. You have a right to see that information, too.

It’s been nearly two months since her son’s murder and still, Nykia Freeman struggles to find the words after losing 25-year-old Jailon Freeman.