Sneaky Pete's closing its North Texas lakeside location after nearly 40 years
The owner confirms the popular Lewisville restaurant and bar will shut down Sept. 28, with plans to relocate after the city declined to renew its lease.
McKinney considers ban on sitting or lying on the ground in downtown area
City officials say the proposal aims to address safety and business concerns, while critics argue it could unfairly target the homeless and vulnerable.
Grand jury clears ex-UT receiver Isaiah Bond in sexual assault case
Bond, who went undrafted amid the investigation, announced on X that he plans to sign with the Cleveland Browns.
3 people killed, including two children, in Dallas crash
Responding paramedics took four children and two adults to the hospital after the two-vehicle crash.
North Texas mom sentenced to probation in fentanyl poisoning death of 8-month-old daughter
The jury decided the sentence for Mary Locke after deliberating for five hours.
Prosecutors say they're determined to find justice for baby who died of fentanyl exposure
Mary Locke told jurors that she was panhandling at retail stores to support a drug addiction along with the child's father.
Defamation suit against former political candidate in Texas House race can proceed, court of appeals says
The Dallas Court of Appeals has upheld a lower court's decision allowing a defamation lawsuit against Paul Chabot brought by former State Rep. Frederick Frazier to move forward.
Hill Country flood relief volunteer's trailer destroyed by lightning, but spirit of giving continues
An act of nature has destroyed what was a kind gesture from a group of people in Parker County.
Mothers and injured children evacuate Gaza, arrive in Texas for critical medical care amid war chaos
The two injured boys are in Texas to receive treatment that would be impossible back home.
North Texas sheriff fights surge in fake jury duty scams
Scammers posing as law enforcement are targeting North Texans with threatening calls about fake jury duty fines.
Dallas Hispanic Democrats see opportunity in controversial redistricting plan
As Democrats protest redistricting in Austin, Dallas Latino leaders see a chance to gain ground in Congress.
Texas dad nearly cut in half in Bahamas boat incident returns home, shares recovery journey
Brent Slough was nearly sliced in half by a boat propeller that ran over him in the ocean while he was snorkeling with his daughters.
Judge issues gag order for Frisco ISD track meet stabbing, Karmelo Anthony case
This gag order issued by Judge John Roach applies to anyone associated with the defense or the prosecution on the case.
North Texans rally against redistricting at UT Arlington hearing amid controversy over maps, voting rights
North Texans turned out in large numbers to make their voices heard at a redistricting hearing at UT Arlington on Monday evening.
Exclusive video shows Grand Prairie Councilman allegedly assaulting 60-year-old real estate broker
For the first time, we're seeing video that shows a Grand Prairie city councilman allegedly assaulting a real estate broker, which led to his arrest.