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A former Johnson County chief deputy has filed a petition seeking Sheriff Adam King's removal from office after a mistrial in on e of King's criminal cases. A retrial is expected later this year.
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A new report from Environment Texas highlights the need for stronger regulations against microplastics.
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Dan Black has left his mark on dozens of buildings, creating art that anyone can enjoy.
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A Southwest Airlines flight attendant was detained by ICE while working, according to the flight attendants' union. The circumstances remain unclear as the union provides legal support.
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This year's offerings include Year of the Cat, a personal documentary about family, identity and the lasting effects of war.
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Some dancers say racist and bigoted comments have left them fearful, but resolved. Others have stopped performing.
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Frisco is getting a new mosque, Hindu temple and Jain temple — and many immigrants say that's led to new hostility from some of their neighbors.
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After a lengthy and sometimes contentious search, DART has offered a contract to Nathaniel Ford, who was president and CEO of the Jacksonville Transportation Authority for 13 years.
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Texas' child welfare agency cut ties with the nonprofit Monday, according to an internal email obtained by KERA News. EMPOWER was already under state oversight following the deaths of two children in the provider's care and the hospitalization of another within the past two years.
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Ahava Silkey-Jones will lead the nonprofit that plays a pivotal role in shaping downtown Dallas.
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You can now visit these rotund rodents at the Fort Worth Nature Center & Refuge. Staff say they're a big draw.
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College borrowers in default have ballooned to a national record 9.2 million – up by 4.2 million since April 2025. In Texas, 878,000 are in default, the most of any state.