The federal health insurance marketplace open enrollment deadline for plans that start on Jan. 1 is less than a week away. There's still a lot of uncertainty surrounding coverage, but advocates say everyone with an Affordable Care Act should verify their information and select a plan ahead of Monday’s deadline.

City staffers want to complete an internal review before they share a timeline of what may be next for the 71-year-old arts building.

Arlington will host nine matches in the tournament. There are multiple ways to secure your seat in Dallas Stadium for next year.

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement submitted a status report in an ongoing federal civil lawsuit aimed at protecting children. The federal agency reported that about 400 children were held for longer than the recommended 20-day limit in August and September.

Denton Police Chief Jessica Robledo plans to retire in February due to a recent death in her family, according to a city official.

The lieutenant governor also doubled down on his stance that property taxes can’t be totally eliminated, putting him at odds with Gov. Greg Abbott.

Anthony Nel, of Texas, became a U.S. citizen as a teen. But a flaw in a Trump administration citizenship tool flagged him as a potential noncitizen, which led to his voter registration being canceled.

Paige was the first school superintendent ever to serve as secretary of education, a position he held under the George W. Bush administration for four years.

City Council member Mayrani Velazquez is using her own experience leaving an abusive relationship to help other women in Terrell and across Kaufman County.

Millions of dollars in debt with declining enrollment over several years, GCISD leaders are set to vote Wednesday night whether to close Bransford and Dove elementary schools to save money, despite complaints from parents.

The DART board this week reviewed potential service changes if four member cities leave the agency.

Frisco ISD’s enrollment soared by the thousands yearly. Now the rise has stopped, and the student population’s even falling, like in many North Texas districts.