International Holocaust Remembrance Day on Saturday
Dallas prepares for Holocaust Remembrance Day as attacks on the Jewish community rise.
Arctic blast running power bills red hot
Ashley Sellers got her electricity bill for her home daycare center in Allen. It was nearly three times what she's used to paying.
DISD's Kennedy Curry Middle School name change appears imminent unless opposers stop it
The renaming of a Dallas ISD school sparks a fight over procedure, the past and the present.
Experts warn waiting to wash your vehicle after an artic blast has cold consequences
Washing your vehicle after driving it through salt and briny road treatment is a must rather than an option.
Homeowners, plumbers race to thaw frozen pipes before it's too late
Zach McCrath a native of Wyoming thought he'd beat Texas' arctic blast \until he had to call a plumber.
Older brother's friend brought gun into home where 6-year-old killed
Six-year-old Ah 'Laynah Modica-Ross was sweet, smart and had just celebrated a birthday.
The Mavs are on the minds of the NBA Board of Governors
Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban plans to sell a majority stake of the NBA team to billionaire Miriam Adelson and the Las Vegas Sands Casino family.
Dallas County D.A. Craig Watkins' legacy: "He changed the trajectory of justice"
"D.A. Watkins really represented hope. That's what he did."
Talks underway about whether new Dallas County jail needed
Getting creative, to increase capacity. That's the situation right now at the Dallas County jail.
Affordable housing a "crisis" in Dallas, speakers urge council to boost funding
A clearer picture has emerged in Dallas of the priorities in a proposed $1-billion bond package in the works for next year.
"No one deserves this," 2 women say bartender drugged them
After two women say a bartender at Harlowe in Deep Ellum drugged them, other women are coming forward about similar experiences.
Dallas ISD launches career institutes: building new bridges to opportunity
Students attend their home high schools then travel to the career institutes to get trained for good paying jobs.
Cedar Hill voters approve pay hike for teachers
Voters this week overwhelmingly approved a tax rate hike that will give teachers and support staff a mid-year stipend and more.
One community is taking High Strides Against Diabetes
One step at a time—that's the message behind the High Strides Against Diabetes 5k and Community Event.
Major upgrades coming to Lemmon Avenue-Love Field Gateway
Progress is coming, ushered in, of course, with construction.