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As electric scooters rise in popularity, North Texas communities are taking varying approaches to rising safety concerns, from passing regulations to launching social media campaigns.
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An active storm pattern will hold through the week in parts of North Texas.
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Federal prosecutors say an Arlington pastor defrauded more than 50 investors of over $3.2 million through alleged church renovation and Christian concert investment schemes.
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A Fort Worth man was sentenced to 40 years in federal prison after authorities seized more than 244 kilograms of methamphetamine, heroin, cocaine and firearms during a 2025 investigation.
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A Dallas man who admitted anti-Asian bias motivated the 2022 shooting of three Korean American women at a northwest Dallas salon has been sentenced to 15 years in prison under a plea deal.
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Crowley officials issued a boil water notice for all customers served by the city's water system after reduced water pressure. Residents should boil water for two minutes until the notice is lifted.
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At a camp for drummers, students learned more about playing traditional Northern Mexican music they love, which the organizer says is ingrained in the culture and will never die.
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When Farah Ali's family moved to North Texas from Portugal in the 1990s, the lack of soccer fandom was one of the biggest differences. The World Cup has helped her reconnect with family traditions and childhood memories.
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Fireworks are illegal in most North Texas cities. You'll have to launch fireworks on private property in an unincorporated part of your county to avoid fines.
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Shhhhhhh…If you love fireworks but hate the crowds and traffic nightmares that come with the big shows, check out these secret viewing spots we’ve picked out just for you.
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The U.S. is celebrating the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. Since that day, there are many historical moments that occurred right here in Texas. Here are some of them.
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The Fort Worth City Council approved increasing legal funding to defend former officer Aaron Dean in an ongoing federal civil lawsuit tied to the fatal shooting of Atatiana Jefferson.