E-scooters roll back into Dallas with new rules
Just in time for summer, rent-by-the-hour e-bikes and scooters are returning to Dallas streets.
Dallas County: Crafting a new approach to juvenile justice
Dallas County continues to do the hard work of fixing a juvenile justice system that even leaders admit is broken.
'Sparks fly' as DISD program delivers on career ready pathway
Elia Perez is the first female to complete the full four-year welding program – but don't dare put her in a box – unless of course you're asking her to help you build it!
Owner of Plano restaurant shares memories of the Cho family
The Cho family shared a meal at Eddie's Diner in Plano on Saturday, before later going to the Allen outlet mall.
Fort Worth jazz artist raising awareness of rare immune disorder sarcoidosis
Rachella Parks-Washington is using her voice and her music to raise awareness of sarcoidosis – an immune disorder with symptoms so common that it is often misdiagnosed and under diagnosed.
Feral hogs pose real issue for McKinney homeowners
According to Texas Parks and Wildlife, if left unchecked, a feral hog population can triple in just one year.
Capital murder trial begins for Irving mother accused of killing daughters
In April of 2021, Madison McDonald walked into the lobby of the Irving Police Department, and said she had sedated her daughters, tucked them into bed and smothered them.
Foster mom describes 'sweet, lovable' child Noel Rodriguez-Alvarez
"That was our boy. He loved to give hugs... just a sweet little boy."
Nimitz High School senior sails to US Naval Academy on $750K scholarship
Could the next Maverick top gun hail from North Texas? You bet! The U.S. Naval Academy is already betting on Irving's Nimitz High School graduating senior Thomas Vo.
Dallas ISD teacher killed in confrontation with DeSoto police released from jail hours earlier
A Dallas ISD teacher killed in a confrontation with DeSoto police earlier this week had been released from their jail hours earlier.
Experts say fighting the drug war starts at home
If you can recall when America's war on drugs involved eye catching commercials involving a cast iron skillet and a cracked egg, experts say it's probably time for a drug war refresh.
Rash of fake 911 calls prompt a warning from local police
With school shootings no longer rare and a generation now normalized to the fear, law enforcement is now raising alarms about another concern: Hoax calls.
Man accused of robbery & murder in 1997 is exonerated over 25 years later
Martin Santillan always insisted that he was innocent of a Deep Ellum robbery and murder in July of 1997. More than a quarter century later, the State of Texas finally agrees.
Dallas companies offer onsite childcare to attract new workers
Annie's Place, a non-profit that runs a childcare center for Parkland patients is expanding its services to include hospital employees as well.
Dallas ISD program helps get students 'ReadyToWork,' even if they're pursuing college & careers
It's a critical piece of the local economy – having enough skilled workers, ready to work. Now, a Dallas ISD program is helping students get more of those skills before they graduate high school.