North Texas school districts can apply for a grant that would put panic alarms on campuses
Raptor Technologies is one of a handful of companies that provide the silent panic alarms and says only about half of North Texas school districts have them.
City of Dallas leaders could ban gas powered lawn equipment
The city has a goal of becoming carbon neutral by 2050. Part of that will include replacing thousands of its gas powered tools with those that operate on electricity and are quieter.
Law enforcement experts warn shoppers to be aware of surroundings
The Walmart shooting in Virginia has elevated concerns among some about the biggest retail shopping day of the year that's coming up.
Grand Prairie community remembers fallen officer Brandon Tsai
Hundreds of lights illuminated outside the Grand Prairie Police Department Friday night, where a vigil was held for officer Brandon Tsai.
Keller community remembers Terry Barker, a victim of Dallas air show collision
Saturday's deadly air show tragedy in Dallas has left a community 40 miles away still grieving.
North Texas dancer won't let a rare nerve disorder hold her back
A college student from Dallas suffers from a rare medical condition that at times had her questioning whether she wanted to go on living.
What are investigators looking for to determine the cause of 2 planes colliding?
After surveying the crash scene, National Transportation Safety Board investigators say they are no closer to determining what caused the midair collision of two vintage war planes over Dallas.
Experts criticize Dallas air show operations in wake of deadly collision
A pilot who was watching here at the airport and an aviation attorney say tonight that it appears mistakes were made.
North Texas family scammed out of rental home
In McKinney, an investigation is underway to help that family recover thousands of dollars lost on a fraudulent home rental agreement.
Here's why the Dallas Police Department followed a stolen vehicle by air
A dangerous scene on a Dallas freeway Wednesday exposed the difficult decisions police have to make about whether to engage in a high speed pursuit.
Faith leaders to be stationed at polling sites across North Texas on Election Day
Fears of voter intimidation and violence have never surrounded an Election Day more than the one coming Tuesday.
Early voters brave severe weather in Dallas to cast their ballots
People in Dallas were voting right up until 9 o'clock on Nov. 4 when the early voting polls closed.
Frisco resident spends thousands of hours preparing his house for Halloween
A homeowner in Frisco has take Halloween to a whole new level by building and staffing a first rate haunted house.
Dickies Arena prepares to host top tennis tournament returning to US after 20 years
The Women's Tennis Association Finals is not just coming back to the US for the first time in 20 years; it's coming to Fort Worth.
Lawmaker: Families of Methodist Hospital shooting victims deserve apology from Gov. Abbott
State Representative Rafael Anchia says the governor's budget decisions created a shortage of prison guards which has resulted in more violent offenders being released with ankle monitors.