North Texas mom says faulty life jacket nearly drowned young son
The mother is warning other parents after her 6-year-old experienced a near-drowning while wearing a Coast Guard-approved life jacket.
SMU researchers explore "sandbox" solutions to Affordable Housing Crisis
A summer program at SMU is teaching high school students how compressed earth bricks could help solve the affordable housing crisis.
Rashee Rice sentenced for multi-car crash on US-75 in Dallas
The wide receiver was sentenced on Thursday in a Dallas County courtroom.
A retired searcher reflects, suggests ways to help after Central Texas floods
As rescue efforts end, volunteers and retired responders reflect on the toll — and the hope — of bringing closure to families.
Knife-wielding man fatally shot by Dallas police, authorities say
Dallas police shot and killed a man who advanced toward officers with a knife after ignoring commands and less-lethal efforts to stop him, authorities said.
North Texas family raising awareness of muscular dystrophy struggles
Family shares the toll of Duchenne muscular dystrophy while calling for more support.
DeSoto parents outraged over delay in reporting alleged student sexual assault
The school district said it is preparing to offer support to the student and family.
How UT Dallas researchers are helping spinal injury patients reclaim their lives
A groundbreaking implant developed at UTD is helping spinal injury patients regain movement and independence.
Dallas police training project balloons to $275 million
The council is expected to vote next week on an agreement with UNT Dallas to move forward with the training center.
New college grads need more than degrees to get noticed
With constant talk of tariffs and a possible trade war, there is an air of uncertainty that hangs over the economy, and some companies are responding by keeping hiring flat.
Push to fund Dallas Wings training site stirs urgency and debate
With the WNBA team set to relocate, the city is moving quickly to ensure top-tier facilities are ready in time.
The Gault Site in Central Texas continues to reshape history as more artifacts discovered
"It's a place that has been known and used by indigenous people for tens of thousands of years, probably, back maybe 18,000 years," said archaeologist Mike Adler, PhD.
Princeton's population boom sparks growing pains
City leaders say the headline-grabbing census figures are likely already behind the curve because growth hasn't slowed.
DART officials warn of severe service cuts if bill passes
DART is funded with a one-cent share of sales tax revenue from member cities.
Meals on Wheels Tarrant County navigating funding cuts
The impacted ancillary services include a transportation program that provides rides to and from adult activity centers.