Armed man dead after fatally shooting himself at Dallas motel, police say
The department said no officers were injured in the incident.
Dallas ISD students take flight with hands-on aviation training
At Career Institute North, high school students are using flight simulators and cockpit training to prepare for careers as pilots and other aviation professionals.
Neiman Marcus closes down iconic downtown Dallas flagship store
The iconic Texas fashion staple closed its doors for good on Wednesday, Sept. 30, 2026.
Dallas Epstein files exhibit puts Trump-Epstein relationship on display
Organizers call it the "Donald J. Trump and Jeffrey Epstein Memorial Reading Room."
North Texas charter schools see enrollment growth in first year of school choice
They have the uniform look of a private school, but the foot traffic of a busy neighborhood public school.
Acting Wilmer police chief, city council member arrested in separate criminal cases, authorities say
The arrests follow a confrontation at a local gas station and come amid broader upheaval in city leadership.
First homicide of the year rattles fast-growing North Texas community
Forney police say the city's first homicide of the year was targeted, but neighbors say rapid growth is fueling new safety concerns.
Former Dallas ISD superintendent Michael Hinojosa to launch campaign for Dallas mayor
Hinojosa said he is focusing his campaign on a priority of housing, income and improved conditions for all quadrants of the city.
Fort Worth seeks public input as data‑center development accelerates
City officials are outlining proposed rules on noise, zoning, and water use while answering residents' questions about the rapid expansion of data‑center projects across Fort Worth.
Dallas City Council rejects plan to restore city hall, mayor confirms
Residents, former officials, and business leaders pressed city leaders on whether to preserve the aging landmark or redevelop the site for new downtown growth.
Dallas City Hall redevelopment vote delayed after judge grants temporary restraining order
A judge has granted a temporary restraining order preventing a discussion on Wednesday to determine the future of Dallas City Hall.
TRE, buses set to transport thousands of World Cup fans to Dallas Stadium
Transit trains from both Dallas and Fort Worth will merge at a central location and move what could be the largest collection of sports fans in Texas history for FIFA World Cup matches.
Dallas explosion survivor plans negligence lawsuit
Jose Lopez believes he's only alive because his unit is on the back side of the Oak Cliff building that exploded.
Dallas ISD student makes history with first-ever international soccer scholarship
From South Dallas to England: Lincoln High senior Joe Gonzalez is making Dallas ISD history.
Dallas ISD graduate earns $4.2 million in college scholarships
A North Texas graduate turned months of applications and academic focus into full‑ride offers from colleges across the country.