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Have you ever seen robots playing soccer? That’s kind of what is happening at the VEX Robotics World Championship, the largest high school robotics competition.

A Royse City High School student is facing a misdemeanor after police say they posted a “credible threat” directed at the school on social media.

North Texas students have joined the national pro-Palestine movement across college campuses, and the call for their universities to divest. So how much money does the UT System invest in companies that facilitate war and what would it take to divest those interests?

President Biden will award 19 people with the Presidential Medal of Freedom on Friday, the nation’s highest civilian honor. One of the recipients is Fort Worth’s own Opal Lee.

NBC 5 has been following Orion Jean’s Race to Kindness for the last four years. When we met him, he just wanted people to know the power of kindness, now he is showing the world how much change one person, no matter how young, can make.

Meet the North Texas man who built the Star Wars spaceships and action figures that millions of kids grew up with.

One of TikTok’s youngest and most adorable stars, toddler Evelyn Mae, visited “The Kelly Clarkson Show” and showed off her “wet set” hairstyle that has the internet calling her the “Golden Girl.”

Six people, including children, were shot outside a West Fort Worth apartment Wednesday night.

The technology developed 25 years ago at Texas Instruments DLP takes light projected onto the chip packed with tiny mirrors, and reflects brighter, crisper images.

Jerry Don Elders, a man convicted of murdering 61-year-old Robin Waddell while on the run from police back in 2021, has been sentenced to death.

Jeff Frederickson and his wife were on their way back home to Colleyville after driving up to Minnesota to pick up his family’s prized 1971 Thunderbird when they were caught in the middle of a tornado that ripped through Oklahoma.

They gathered in support of the 21 people arrested on the campus of the University of Texas Dallas Wednesday evening.

Two Northwest ISD students are under arrest and are facing felony charges after district officials said they collaborated on a “troubling and violent” document that outlined a plan to attack a middle school and named 32 students and staffers as targets.