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The Fort Worth City Council will consider the agreement Aug. 25 before possible probate court approval.
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Seven former employees accuse Dallas-based Prime Data Centers of withholding more than $400 million in compensation, alleging executives misrepresented phantom equity agreements in multiple lawsuits.
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You can join the Dallas Renaissance Sword Guild studies centuries-old European combat techniques as a modern martial art .
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The McKinney City Council unanimously approved the McKinney Islamic Association's expansion after hours of public comment centered on traffic, zoning and religious freedom.
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Family, military leaders and elected officials honored U.S. Army Pvt. Isabella Gonzales during a funeral service Saturday, remembering her faith, service and lasting impact.
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Fort Worth police released body camera footage and new details on shootings that left two men dead over the weekend. Both cases remain under investigation.
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The lawsuit, which claimed Gateway Church mishandled millions of dollars in church donations, was dismissed last month. The former church members who filed the suit are asking that decision to be appealed, according to a July 17 court filing.
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Nearly 1.4 million North Texans experienced limited or uncertain food access in 2024, according to Feeding America’s Mind the Meal Gap.
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Owners of The Clyde apartment complex have sued Atmos Energy, alleging negligence caused the deadly May gas explosion in Oak Cliff. The lawsuit seeks more than $1 million in damages.
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A Saginaw man was sentenced to 210 months in federal prison after pleading guilty to conspiring to distribute fentanyl tied to a 2023 overdose death in Argyle, federal prosecutors said.
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Dallas birthed the booming DFW region. It’s now bleeding people, arenas and companies to the suburbsNorth Texas is growing and Dallas’ financial sector is booming. But the city is losing residents and businesses — and two major sports franchises are departing the urban core.
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The World Cup is about soccer, but fans say it's also about joy, heartbreak and new cultural experiences. We're taking a look back at some of the biggest topics and events throughout the tournament's tenure in North Texas.