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City officials in Denton, who are obviously Swifties, are having some fun riding the coattails of Taylor Swift on Friday.

Dallas Fire investigators say a customer using gas from a gas can started the fire while employees were inside.

Despite overall violence trending downward in Dallas, a rash of recent crimes has some people on edge in District 4.

This month the city council approved spending up to $2 million to fight one lawsuit filed by a former police chief – and to pay $850,000 to settle a case from another former employee.

It’s part of a safety initiative some in the industry have said is desperately needed following several close calls.

Local and federal law enforcement will be holding an educational forum next week in Frisco to discuss the ongoing fentanyl crisis.

Can’t get enough of the state flower? Then it’s worth the drive 30 miles south of Dallas on Interstate 45 to the Ennis Bluebonnet Trails Festival.

Community members continue reacting to the news of Dallas Pastor Freddie Haynes resignation from the Rainbow PUSH Coalition.

The exchange happened as Simmons was voicing her concern over an agenda item: A contract approval for O’Hare’s office for professional services from Noah Betz, a political strategist.

The program will focus on the business and production of commercial contemporary music.

A mom in Fort Worth said she was driving the grey SUV that drove through an illegal meetup on April 7 at the intersection of West Berry and Hemphill Street.

Don’t be surprised if you see drones flying over North Richland Hills. Walmart and Wing are testing out their new drone delivery service which might begin next week.

Of the suspects arrested, 10 were charged with online solicitation of a minor, and five were charged with soliciting prostitution of a person under 18.

Though both boys disappeared on April 17, police say the incidents are not related.

The wife and mother of three were bludgeoned to death inside a church before she was supposed to teach a workout class.