Grass fire destroys homes in Balch Springs, leaving some homeless
A grass fire on Monday spread into a Balch Springs neighborhood, catching several homes on fire.
Dallas ISD hosts job fair in an effort to fill hundreds of open positions
Once qualified teaching candidates are identified, to try and seal the deal Dallas ISD is offering incentives which includes a competitive starting salary of $60,000 and $2,000 signing incentive.
COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations increase in North Texas
A new report from UT Southwestern shows not only are COVID-19 cases increasing in North Texas but now, hospitalizations are too.
Local businesses follow OSHA guidelines, have emergency plans while working in the heat
With the triple digit temperatures, you need to of course be taking extra precautions outside. This is especially true if you're working.
100 degree days may last through August or September, experts say
The brutal heat in North Texas just doesn't want to go away.
"We're just really glad she's home:" Questions remain after missing Dallas nurse found safe
Police say Roxane Reza returned home Saturday morning, but they aren't sharing much more than that.
Big Tex Urban Farms, provider of fresh produce to south Dallas residents, makes major milestone
The State Fair of Texas' Big Tex Urban Farms has been providing fresh produce year-round to south Dallas residents. Today, they reached a major milestone of 1 million deliveries.
Another contagious Omicron mutation has emerged in the U.S.
Local health officials say they think BA.2.75 will be the dominant strain in the next three weeks.
Training in the Texas heat is something student athletes are acclimated to
"It's really important that the training environment you're in is something you become acclimated to over time."
UTD criminologist responds to Uvalde school shooting video
A University of Texas at Dallas criminologist said that it looks like there wasn't a clear, well-organized response strategy during the Uvalde school shooting.
Conserving energy during a heat wave is 'always a fine balance' with resources, demand
ERCOT officials said they don't expect rolling blackouts or systemwide outages, but the demand for energy is threatening to outpace supply.
Severe drought leads North Texas counties to issue disaster declarations, banning fireworks
The threat of wildfires has led to at least four counties issuing disaster declarations banning fireworks.
Biden Administration to end 'Remain in Mexico' policy
The Supreme Court ruled it properly ended the Trump-era "Remain in Mexico" policy, ultimately ruling the decision did not violate a 1996 migrant detention law.
Forney ISD parents, students ask school board to reconsider recent dress code changes
Parents and students showed up at Forney ISD's school board meeting Monday night to ask board members to reconsider the recent changes to the district's dress code.
Protestors, counter-protestors gather in Downtown Dallas
In Downtown Dallas, workers boarded up windows and put up gates around the Earle Cabell Federal Building in anticipation of what was to come.