Rowlett

Some North Texas cities — including Rowlett, Irving and Plano — want to cut funding for DART, but riders and the agency say that would hurt the services it provides.

Members of DART's board of directors find themselves in a heated debate: Do they represent the agency, or the cities that want to cut its funding?

The Rowlett City Council approved a resolution in support of cutting its sales tax funding to DART by 25%. Dallas and Plano are also weighing funding cuts.

The model of helicopter that crashed in Rowlett last month — killing a flight instructor and her student — has been involved in almost 40 fatal crashes in the past decade.

Longer trains will soon be cruising down two DART lines. It was announced that the Federal Transit Administration will put $61 million into expanding…

Two weeks ago, Rowlett resident Lindsay Diaz got news that her storm-damaged home had been demolished by mistake.Her story was featured in our series One…

KERA’s series, One Crisis Away: Rebuilding A Life chronicles families on the financial edge, trying to recover from the Christmas weekend tornadoes.One…

One Crisis Away: Rebuilding A Life follows four families on the financial edge, trying to recover from the Christmas weekend tornadoes.Even with…

It’s been a little more than a month since tornadoes wrecked some North Texas neighborhoods. In the Garland Independent School District, officials have…

The Insurance Council of Texas says insured losses from the North Texas tornadoes will top $1.2 billion, and could go even higher. As folks in the…

Some people are afraid of spiders. And most spiders don’t like other spiders, either -- they often eat each other. In North Texas, a strange thing has…

Dallas Area Rapid Transit launches new rail lines, routes, and higher fares today. One-way fares jump from $1.75 to $2.50 today. But the new fare lasts…