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The transit agency's new budget doesn't make any service changes but riders are worried about future funding.
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As thousands remain missing in Nepal following last week's devastating flood, Nepalese community members in North Texas remain hopeful they'll hear from missing friends and relatives.
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The Ross Fire is rapidly growing, but there are steps you can take to prevent fires in North Texas.
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Irving Mayor Al Zapanta sat down with KERA's Andy Lusk to discuss his goals, DART, data centers and the city's role in the growing Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex.
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New requirements for short-term rentals went into effect July 31. Irving's code enforcement director breaks down the specifics.
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The funding approved by the Texas Water Development Board helps pay for efforts to reduce flood risks along North Delaware Creek.
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As part of a new green initiative, livestock are taking over some landscaping duties on Irving public lands.
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Irving residents who have been missing bus service along two routes have a new option for getting around town. There’s also a new way to move through Las Colinas coming soon.
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Khabeer has held the District 3 seat since 2023.
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The high court says Dallas, Houston, Austin and other cities improperly named the state of Texas as a defendant in a suit alleging telecom providers get an unlawful discount on the rates they pay to cities.
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The touring live show combines stand-up comedy, storytelling and Black history, using humor and audience participation to spotlight historical figures and events that often go untaught.
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Former Irving Mayor Rick Stopfer reflects on his time in office. He served three terms before handing the mayorship off to Al Zapanta May 13.