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TxDOT 5 mins ago

WATCH: Adorable, fuzzy baby hawk spends first days on TxDOT's Irving traffic cam

About five weeks after being laid, a fuzzy, adorable little baby hawk has now hatched and is being cared for by its parents in their nest over Texas 114 in Irving.

mental health 27 mins ago

Momentous Institute hosting mental health awareness events, launching tool kit
Fort Worth 50 mins ago

Fort Worth officer fired after department says he shoved a man ‘unnecessarily several times'

Academy of Country Music Awards 4 hours ago

Miranda Lambert, Jason Aldean, Kane Brown, more to perform at ACM Awards in Frisco

Organizers revealed artists set to take the stage less than a month before the awards arrive in Frisco.
TxDOT 7 hours ago

Hawk update: hawks hatch in nest in Irving TxDOT camera

The hawks we’ve been watching over the past few months have begun hatching.
Fort Worth 12 hours ago

1 person killed, another injured after car drives off overpass on I-35 in Fort Worth

The roadway was shut down for several hours on Tuesday morning while officers responded to the scene.
Richardson 22 hours ago

Mom asks Richardson ISD classmates to help make non-verbal son's new school transition smooth

Aidan has Down Syndrome and some other medical conditions. He is non-verbal but still communicates.

Frisco 22 hours ago

Beloved teacher's aide reported missing found dead in Frisco, police say

Frisco Police have confirmed the person found dead in a car at an apartment complex on Monday is a Plano mother and teacher’s aide who mysteriously disappeared for more than a week.
Wilmer 8 hours ago

Dallas ISD: Human error behind gun getting inside Wilmer-Hutchins High School

Students and teachers rushed out of Wilmer Hutchins High School in protest weeks ago after police said 17-year-old Ja’Kerian Rhodes-Ewing pulled a gun in class and shot another student who beat him up the day before.
LGBTQ 23 hours ago

Gov. Abbott orders TEA to ignore Biden's Title IX revisions protecting LGBTQ+ students

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott (R) and Attorney General Ken Paxton (R) are pushing back on President Joe Biden’s recent revision of Title IX, which includes safeguards for LGBTQ+ students.
Fort Worth 23 hours ago

Fort Worth father spreads mental health awareness after teen son's suicide

Anthony Cooper, 16, was the second Timber Creek High School student to take their own life in three days. Another 18-year-old student died from a fatal gunshot wound on April 21.
Fort Worth 24 hours ago

Family Dollar manager assaulted during robbery, Fort Worth Police say

Fort Worth Police are trying to identify and track down a man who assaulted a store manager during a robbery at a Family Dollar on April 21.
Tornadoes 22 hours ago

Sulphur residents recount stories of survival as cleanup begins

National Weather Service confirmed 25 tornadoes touched down across Oklahoma Saturday as part of an outbreak that wreaked havoc across parts of Texas and up through the midwest.
Tarrant County Apr 29

Tarrant Appraisal District extends property tax protest deadline

The Tarrant Appraisal District is extending the deadline to protest property tax valuations.
18 hours ago

Parents have mixed feelings sending kids back to school after shooting

Students at Bowie High School in Arlington did not attend classes Thursday and Friday as police and the district investigated an on-campus murder.
Tornadoes Apr 29

How to help tornado victims in Texas, Oklahoma and the Midwest

Donations to the American Red Cross can go a long way toward helping victims of tornadoes in Texas and Oklahoma and the Midwest.
lottery Apr 29

Two North Texans win $1 million each in Texas Lottery scratch-off games

Two North Texans won $1 million each playing Texas lottery scratch-off games.
Arlington 20 hours ago

Classes resume at Arlington's Bowie High School after fatal shooting

Classes resumed Monday morning at Bowie High School in Arlington after police say an 18-year-old student was shot and killed by a classmate last week.
Collin County Apr 29

Collin County state rep's charges for impersonating a public servant are dismissed

A Collin County district court dismissed charges against state Rep. Frederick Frazier on Friday after the McKinney Republican pleaded no contest to two misdemeanor charges of impersonating a public servant.
Oklahoma Apr 29

‘The place I called home is gone': Tornado ravages town of Sulphur, Oklahoma

The destruction was extensive in Sulphur, a town of about 5,000 people south of Oklahoma City, where a tornado destroyed building and sheared the roofs off houses

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