Texas Supreme Court says ERCOT can't be sued over 2021 winter storm
After the 2021 deadly winter storm, multiple cities, including Denton, sued ERCOT.
Could the implosion of the Titan been prevented?
"This unfortunately was not something that was scrutinized," said Bob Curtis. "What you certainly want to do is invite to peer review.. and unfortunately, there wasn't a lot of that going on."
LULAC advocating for construction crews to still receive mandatory work breaks
Since 2015, a city ordinance has required 10-minute rest breaks every four hours for manual labor workers in the extreme heat.
ERCOT expects power usage to hit new records
Due to the extreme heat, ERCOT expects power usage to hit new records for peak demand.
North Texas woman says she was discriminated against after Uptown restaurant kicks her out
On Sunday, Dominique Nicole met a friend at Baboush, a Mediterranean restaurant on McKinney Avenue. She says at the bar, they were stopped by an employee.
Local State Farm agents respond to increase in hail claims
Some adjusters have been coming from out of town to help with the workload after recent severe storms.
Gov. Abbott signs bill classifying fentanyl deaths as poisonings
Gov. Greg Abbott signed a bill that will classify fentanyl deaths as poisonings – something those who have lost loved ones to fentanyl poisonings were hoping to see.
Dallas City Council to vote on regulations for short-term rentals
For more than three years, the Dallas Neighborhood Coalition has been fighting for stricter regulations.
North Texas children stuck in Las Vegas after their mother's murder
A North Texas woman says she's facing an uphill battle. Last month, her sister was murdered while on vacation with her three kids. Two of the kids haven't been able to return home to Mesquite, causing major emotional distress.
Illegal left turns concerning Dallas residents near Arboretum Village
Residents say congestion has only gotten worse due to nearby construction.
Ukrainian-Americans grappling with 'heartbreaking' aftermath of Kakhovka dam collapse
Ukrainian officials are calling this the largest man-made environmental disaster in Europe in decades.
It took 11 years and a yard sale for this stolen class ring to make it back to its rightful owner
Michael Bramer's class ring signified all of his accomplishments in high school. It was stolen only a few months after he received it and it would take 11 years to get it back.
New details in Allen outlet mall shooting response made public
In the days and weeks following the Allen Premium Outlets mass shooting, there have been a lot of questions about how the response went.
Amateurs and pros alike meet in Rockwall for pickleball tournament
What's considered the largest pickleball tournament in Texas is taking place at the Oasis Pickleball Club in Rockwall.
Dallas apartment tenant decides to move as sewage floods complex
Some North Dallas tenants say for more than a week, their apartment complex has been covered in sewage. It's not only affecting their quality of life, but they're worried about their health.