Off-duty Dallas officers provide Oak Cliff neighborhood with peace of mind during July 4th
Oak Cliff's Marsalis Park neighborhood is full of mainly seniors, who—this year—enjoyed a safe and mostly silent Independence Day.
North Texas mother speaks out after losing daughter to suicide
"She had everything. She was beautiful. She was smart."
Dallas charitable pharmacy expanding despite rising drug prices
The St. Vincent de Paul Pharmacy in Dallas fills nearly 10,000 prescriptions each month at no cost to clients.
Dallas homeowners urge city council to take action against short-term rentals
After years of discussion, debate, disagreement, data-gathering and delay, council members are expected to vote next week on a zoning plan to address short-term rentals.
Dallas' Skye Turner reflects on Broadway role as young Tina Turner
You could say that it was a role that Skye was born to play. At just nine, she was cast in the original role of the young Anna Mae in 'Tina: The Tina Turner Musical' on Broadway.
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.