Tyler Sieswerda

It’s feast or famine for some Fort Worth restaurants.

Because active shooter training can be expensive and take officers off the streets, the Denton Police Department invested in video game-like training.

A Fort Worth gun business is set to offer simulations to help prepare the average person for an active shooter situation.

Some people in Denton say they’re concerned a new stretch of U.S. Route 380 is unsafe after recent crashes on the highway.

The debut this week of Arlington’s plans for a massive entertainment complex to be built around a proposed new baseball stadium is not sitting sitting well with everyone.

The city of Fort Worth is revisiting an old plan to save homes from flooding. Even though millions of dollars have been spent on drainage it is not enough, and now buyouts are on the table.

North Texas pharmacies are gearing up and have already received doses of this year’s flu vaccine.

Several dozen students and staff gathered at Arlington High School Saturday to watch Tervel Dlagnev compete for the bronze medal in the 275 pound weight class.

Dallas police have arrested a woman after her dog attacked two people.

A computer failure at Delta Air Lines stranded thousand of passengers Monday.

A person was struck and killed by an out-of-control vehicle Friday night in southeast Dallas, according to police.

Body cameras for police officers are on the wish list for the City of Arlington. Now it’s up to the city council to decide if it wants to spend more than two million dollars for the technology.

Visitors to the memorial for five Dallas officers slain earlier this month talked about the deadly attack Sunday on officers in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.