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The crash killed on person and injured two others.

Over the last two months, several Texas school districts have discussed putting an end to sending recapture payments, or “Robinhood money” to the state. In this week’s episode of Texas Wants to Know, find out why two districts have voted not to send the money at all next year.

The Fort Worth Opera’s 78th season begins this fall.

NBC 5 Anchor Brittney Johnson sat down with the paper’s executive editor to discuss the series Deadly Fake. The multimedia project explores fentanyl’s impact on families and institutions across our community and the race for solutions to save lives.

The State Fair Classic hopes to bring awareness to prostate cancer as crowds come together for a big game.

All eyes are on our nation’s Capitol. The countdown to a government shutdown is now less than 24 hours away.

The end of an era has arrived for Tarrant County. G.K. Maenius is the only person to ever serve as county administrator and he will leave the office after a 35-year career. He gave his last in-depth interview with NBC’s Deborah Ferguson.

School districts are starting to talk tough about the lack of money they’re getting from the state of Texas.  

The Deep Ellum Community Center on Elm Street is a window to the neighborhood’s history.

The gates opened at 10:00 a.m. at the State Fair of Texas with sunny skies and a 100% chance of cotton candy clouds and corny dogs.

Either way, the Texas Auto Show is again one of the featured attractions at the State Fair of Texas, which starts Friday. The auto show has been a staple of the fair since 1913.

A man who led deputies on an hours-long chase Friday was wanted for probation violation for burglary in Dallas County, and authorities say he struck two patrol vehicles with a tow truck while trying to escape.

Westbound Texas 114 in Grapevine is closed between William D Tate Avenue and Texas 26/Ira E Woods Avenue due to a vehicle fire.