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Faith leaders gathered with Dallas’ interim police chief Tuesday to talk crime and community at city hall.

Fort Worth arson investigators are working to find out who caused a beloved playground to catch fire.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is questioning the Richardson ISD over reported attempts to circumvent state law to allow boys to play on girls’ sports teams.

Proposals to cut property taxes by raising the Texas homestead exemption to $140,000 cleared a key hurdle Tuesday when a bipartisan committee voted unanimously to approve and send two bills to the full Senate.

Will state legislators come close to increasing that allotment that districts say is necessary to fill the gap in funding armed security at schools?

Alaska Airlines will stop flying out of Dallas Love Field in May, the carrier announced on Tuesday, giving up a presence it has fought bitterly to preserve for years.

An Irving woman who killed another woman when she drove the wrong way on a highway during an attempted suicide is headed to prison, officials say.

Parkland Health announced that it will partner with Foundation Communities to offer free tax preparation services to low and middle-income families and individuals.

From sunshine to freezing temps, North Texas weather takes a wild turn this week.

Students turned down full scholarships at Dallas’ top private schools, for P-TECH, at Thomas Jefferson High School.

Fort Worth may soon be home to the National Juneteenth Museum, celebrating history and community progress.

the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s acting director told staff the agency’s headquarters in Washington D.C. is closed this week.

The state’s top education official briefed state lawmakers in Austin Monday morning. His message: focus money towards educators, not just school funding formulas.

Brianna Harris-Henderson started the nonprofit Let’s Talk PPCM to bring awareness to Peripartum Cardiomyopathy or PPCM. A condition she knows about firsthand.