2 dead, grief and questions linger after DeSoto house fire
"It was a violent fire," neighbor Victor Gaines said. "Never seen anything like it! Never seen a house take off so fast."
Dallas launches new app to help residents protect against cyber-attacks
Hackers know mobile devices are treasure troves of information, so the attempts to access that information won't likely stop.
North Texans create device for patients to call for help
UT Design Capstone routinely takes real-world problems from the business community and creates solutions.
"Heart Galleries" helping North Texas foster children find permanent homes
"I never realized how essential it was to have parents until I had parents."
Former Dallas police officer Amber Guyger ordered to pay nearly $100 million in civil trial
Guyger was convicted six years ago of shooting and killing Jean in his apartment, which she said she thought was her own.
Freedman Town's legacy lives on in Dallas' Uptown: Preserving History
What is now Dallas' trendy Uptown neighborhood was once a thriving community built by former slaves.
After 131 years in business, Fort Worth "treasure" Haltom's Jewelers announces closure
Over 131 years, the store has remained family-owned, first by the Haltom family, and then by Jack and Ladye Ann Miller since 1983.
Dallas voters approve 2 of the 3 HERO amendments in the 2024 election
Contentious disagreement is common at Dallas City Hall. But on Wednesday, sources say that has given way to a sense of shock and fear following the passage of two controversial charter amendments.
New Alzheimer's resource center opening in Oak Cliff
The official clinic opening is scheduled for next week.
Opal Lee brings acclaimed Fannie Lou Hamer play to Fort Worth
Supporters insist that the one-woman stage play will uplift the audience, even as they learn about Fannie Lou Hamer.
Parkland Health data breach exposes sensitive information of over 6,500 patients
According to a government report, every year an estimated $60 billion is lost to Medicaid fraud, with much of that traced to stolen medical records.
Some Floridians evacuate while others brace for Hurricane Milton
As Hurricane Milton approaches Florida, the warnings have become increasingly dire.
Grand Prairie School Board says superintendent violated policy, details unclear
Just months into his tenure, Grand Prairie ISD Superintendent Jorge Arredondo has gone from unanimous approval for his hiring to paid administrative leave.
Dallas leaders oppose charter amendments
Arcilia Acosta, chair of the Dallas Citizens Council, began the roll call of the political hall of fame, all voicing opposition to several down-ballot charter amendments coming before voters on Nov. 5: S, T and U.
State Fair vendor monitors rising floodwaters in Florida home from afar
His family evacuated in advance of the storm. He watched the storm on his video doorbell until they lost power.