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Viral fundraiser helps elderly delivery driver retire again

A viral GoFundMe is raising more than half a million dollars for a 78‑year‑old delivery driver after a customer’s doorbell video showed him struggling to make ends meet. He returned to work after losing key retirement income and says rising costs left him with no choice but to keep delivering. Donations from around the world are now giving him a chance to finally rest.

• 13H ago
• 01:06

Woman killed in East Dallas crash; driver accused of intoxication

A woman died after being hit by a driver late Thursday night near North Buckner and Ferguson in East Dallas. Police say she was taken to the hospital, where she later died. The driver was arrested at the scene and is accused of being under the influence; charges are pending.

• 13H ago
• 00:21

Colleagues mourn Old Dominion ROTC instructor killed in classroom attack

Friends and colleagues are remembering the Old Dominion University military science professor killed during an ROTC training class as a dedicated leader and mentor. He was a veteran helicopter pilot who served in multiple regions overseas before becoming an instructor. Federal investigators have identified the gunman, and the FBI is now leading the case as authorities work to determine a motive.

• 13H ago
• 01:46

Landmark trial tests liability for social media addiction

A landmark trial opened in Los Angeles examining whether social media platforms can be held liable for addiction‑related mental health harms. Attorneys for the plaintiff argued that major tech companies designed their platforms to hook young users, while the defense countered that personal and family factors played a larger role. Jurors will decide whether product design makes the companies legally responsible. Other platforms have also faced similar lawsuits, and the outcome could influence thousands of cases nationwide.

• 13H ago
• 00:59

Dallas prepares for St. Patrick’s Day crowds on Greenville Avenue

Dallas is gearing up for the return of its longtime St. Patrick’s Day Parade, a Greenville Avenue tradition drawing thousands for more than 40 years. Saturday’s parade runs from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., with a festival beginning at 9 a.m. and a block party stretching into the evening. Street closures are expected throughout Lower Greenville. Local businesses say the holiday crowds help boost visibility, but many work year‑round to keep customers coming back.

• 14H ago
• 02:29