Ukrainian veterans in Dallas shares harrowing frontline stories
A group of Ukrainian veterans are in North Texas this weekend, sharing rare firsthand accounts of what they endured on the front lines.
H-E-B hosts "Feast of Sharing," feeding thousands in North Texas as need grows
At Dickie's Arena in Fort Worth, the line to get into this event wrapped around the building.
Garland residents urge city council to cut ties with City Manager Judson Rex
Residents are accusing Rex of mismanagement, overspending, and fostering a toxic work environment.
Dallas ramps up safety plans ahead of 2026 FIFA World Cup
City and event officials say they'll keep fine-tuning their plans as more details come in.
SNAP demand surges in North Texas as food banks expand outreach
Nearly 460,000 people in the region rely on benefits, half of them children, as local groups step up aid.
Cowboys Nation mourns Marshawn Kneeland, highlighting mental health awareness
As the loss of Marshawn Kneeland continues to sink in, Cowboys Nation is coming together.
Plano moves forward with special election to decide whether to stay in DART
Plano joins Farmers Branch and Highland Park in voting to move forward with a special election next May, letting voters decide whether to keep or drop the transit system it's been a part of for more than four decades.
End of the line? North Texas cities debate leaving DART
By the end of this week, as many as four North Texas cities could be on their way to withdrawing from decades of bus and rail service provided by DART.
Billions in SNAP benefits announced, but timing remains unclear for North Texans
North Texas families who count on those benefits say it's unclear when the benefits will reach them.
McKinney passes controversial homelessness ordinances
The McKinney City Council approved two ordinances restricting camping and sitting in public spaces to address homelessness, sparking debate.
Neighbors in disbelief after couple accused of burying son in Burleson backyard
Two Johnson County parents have been arrested, accused of the death of their adult special needs son.
North Texas pastor returns from Ukraine as Trump urges peace deal
After seven trips to Ukraine since the war began, Pastor Leo Regheta says conditions in Kharkiv are worse than ever — despite growing misconceptions that the conflict is over.
Daughter seeks justice 3 years after Lewisville hit-and-run
For the past three years, 76-year-old M.T. Daniels has needed around-the-clock care.
North Texas nonprofits roll out compact Narcan dispensers to fight opioid overdoses
After losing his brother to an overdose, Peter Pursley and his mother helped launch a movement—now expanding with 3D-printed Narcan machines and youth outreach across Texas.
Residents push for safety fix at crash-prone Dallas intersection
Neighbors near the intersection say speeding and poor visibility have led to dozens of crashes — and they're voting on a redesign.