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Dylan Molina, suspected of killing a Euless detective in a drunk driving accident last month, was arrested in May for DWI, but wasn't charged until last week.
As people gather for the holidays with family, opening presents and eating food, not everyone is able to enjoy those privileges.
City leaders and business owners say the games add up to an economic win for not only the city, but the North Texas region.
At-home COVID-19 tests can be purchased over-the-counter at drug stores and pharmacies, but how accurate are these tests and when should you take them?
The 2022 housing market in North Texas is looking a lot less frenzied according to a local real estate agent, and it might be the time for new buyers to finally strike on landing a home.
The ATF and its law enforcement partners are offering a big reward for information related to a Denton pawn shop burglary where 34 guns were stolen.
Last Sunday, an observant Richland Hills Police officer rescued three victims of labor trafficking during a routine traffic stop and arrested their traffickers.
Dole Fresh Vegetables voluntarily recalls salads processed at two of its facilities, due to possible listeria contamination.
The victim told deputies that she tried to leave, but Anthony Gravely took her keys and cell phone, locked her in her bedroom and would not let her out.
A recent study by the online shopping platform "Mercari" shows three out of four American adults say they expect to buy at least one secondhand item this holiday season.
In fiscal years 2016 and 2019, when the previous records were set, HHS received 59,000 and 69,000 unaccompanied migrant children, respectively, historical government statistics show.
Officers were called to a Family Dollar store on Wednesday night to assist with the termination of Joseph Tedder, 22, but Tedder fled the scene.
Three of the injured were taken to hospitals by helicopter while the fourth was taken by ambulance, Harris County Sheriff Ed Gonzalez said.
Starting in May, officers targeted a handful of areas of the city broken down into 104,000 grids.
There are no shoulder-to-shoulder crowds here, no mad dash to 70% off, but downtown Dallas may be dazzling again as a holiday destination location.
