ERCOT Holding Town Hall Meetings To Address Power Grid Concerns Before Winter
ERCOT is hosting town hall meetings to address residents' concerns and answer questions about winterization preps and the electric grid's reliability this winter.
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ERCOT is hosting town hall meetings to address residents' concerns and answer questions about winterization preps and the electric grid's reliability this winter.
On the afternoon of November 8 ground will be broken on a new 230 unit, mixed-income rental housing complex in Oak Cliff.
Three of Texas' 10 Most Wanted offenders are back in custody following their arrests, including one fugitive and two sex offenders.
One of the firefighters with DFR injured in a natural gas explosion at an apartment complex on September 29 is being released from the hospital.
Nubability is a national organization that holds sports camps in 14 states, including Texas.
Federal prosecutors say a Texas woman who applied for COVID-19-related unemployment benefits in Massachusetts to which she was not entitled has pleaded guilty.
An ex-U.S. Marine born in North Texas, who is imprisoned for assaulting police officers in Moscow, has reportedly begun a hunger strike to protest his detention and human rights abuses behind bars.
Justices on the US Supreme Court are set to hear arguments in a case about whether Texas must allow a chaplain to pray audibly and touch a prisoner during an execution.
Two weeks ago, Mohammed Stoman Hotak along with his pregnant wife and three children moved into the Grand Prairie home of Mark and Brenna Puls.
ERCOT's interim CEO was in Coppell Monday addressing what changes are being made and taking questions from the public.
Parties, pollution, and parking: even if you've never stayed at a short-term rental, chances are you're paying for the problems they can create.
Denton Police said Damon Brown, 52, was driving while intoxicated and speeding when he ran a stop sign and crashed into another vehicle on Friday, Oct. 22.
The problem is Reedy High School, on the city's southwest side, is growing too big, and next fall is at risk from becoming a "6-A" school.
Some retailers are offering bonuses and higher salaries to try to fill positions for the holiday shopping rush.
Airlines were required to verify proof of vaccinations for travelers over 18, and a negative COVID-19 test.
