Experts say gas prices might continue to increase
You've probably noticed gas prices are starting to creep up again across North Texas. Soon, you might be paying even more at the pump.
Fort Worth residents, police participate in National Night Out
Oct. 4 is National Night Out, when local police attend community get togethers with the goal to let people know they're approachable and create bonds.
Abbott and O'Rourke talk school safety, Texas border during only governor's debate
After months of campaigning against each other, Governor Greg Abbott and his Democratic opponent Beto O'Rourke appeared on the same stage Friday night.
Process for student loan forgiveness program starts next month
President Joe Biden is offering to forgive up to $10,000 in student loan debt for those making less than $125,000 a year and as much as $20,000 for eligible Pell Grant recipients.
Home and business owners now qualify for federal disaster loans after historic flooding
If you're one of the home or business owners dealing with damage caused by last month's flooding, some new financial assistance is available.
Italy ISD requests extra police presence at football game against Dallas' Roosevelt High
Italy ISD made the request in response to a fight that broke out between Roosevelt and Fort Worth's Eastern Hills' varsity teams at last week's game.
Analysis: Texas has the most weather-related power outages
The nonpartisan, non-profit Climate Central has conducted an analysis of major power outages affecting 50,000 customers or more from 2000-2021.
Dallas residents call on the city to help with flooding issues
A City of Dallas spokesperson said the city is aware of several areas that have experienced flooding, high water and other effects from the storm.
Dallas police, Methodist Health participate in active shooter response training
24HourDallas, a non-profit focused on making the city's nightlife safe, asked Dallas police and Methodist Health Systems to participate in active shooter response training on Tuesday at It'll Do Nightclub.
Police investigating racist, threatening graffiti at a church in McKinney
McKinney police are investigating racist and threatening graffiti discovered at an entrance to Stonebridge United Methodist Church's preschool over the weekend.
Flower Mound church pastor steps aside after inappropriate communication with a woman online
The lead pastor of a prominent Southern Baptist church in Flower Mound says he's stepping aside following inappropriate communication with a woman online.
Organizations speak up about hate crime after Plano woman arrested for yelling racial slurs
Organizations with ties to the local Indian community said what happened to the four women on Wednesday brings attention to a much bigger problem regarding hate.
Victims are speaking out after woman who assaulted, yelled racial slurs at them is arrested
In a now viral video recorded by victims, Esmeralda Upton is seen assaulting and threatening several Indian American women outside a Plano restaurant on Wednesday.
What's next for student loan borrowers who qualify for debt relief?
The Department of Education estimates that 27 million people will qualify to receive student loan debt relief.
Texas Department of Insurance: Only about 14% of Texans are covered by flood insurance
After all the flooding we've seen here in North Texas, you might be wondering if you need flood insurance.