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With a rash of school threats popping up across North Texas, law enforcement, district leaders, and community members are coming together to take action.

Video shared with NBC 5 by The Dallas Morning News shows the violent attack on a woman at the corner of North Field Street and Main Street in Downtown Dallas.

The Arlington Independent School Distrcit says an employee at Goodman Elementary School who was accused of tying students up with strings and putting tape over their mouths is no longer with the district.

A historic home near downtown Fort Worth is set for demolition to make way for new townhomes, but plans have been delayed amid concerns raised by city historians and preservationists.

Police were called out to help wrangle some cows that escaped from a trailer at Mexican Inn in Burleson while the owners were inside eating. The Tarrant County Sheriff’s Office and their working cow dog, Maverick responded as did Burleson police, Fort Worth police and the Johnson County Constable’s Office.

Amid fears of school violence felt across Dallas-Fort Worth, faith leaders in DeSoto have a coalition of pastors mobilizing to keep the peace.

Parents of murdered teen Jayden Anderson say their victim impact statement resonated with their son’s killer and hope to reach other young people before they turn to violence.

A day after a shooting injured three people inside Dallas’s Continental Building, residents say while violence is not common, the shooting highlights ongoing crime issues.

A Fort Worth business owner says sewage keeps backing up into his pizza restaurant and so far no one can tell him why.

Staff in Coppell Independent School District schools are manning the phones more the normal these days.  The district is cracking down on students not showing up at school for reasons other than being sick.  “Hey, the weather was bad today, so it was easier to keep our kid home,” or, “You’re making good grades. You&#821...

The Southlake Police Department protects and serves and goes above and beyond to share safety messages on social media. Thousands follow their award-winning pages.

A symposium in Dallas on Saturday will bring women from all backgrounds together for a day of empowerment and connections.