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The head of the NRA sent an email to approximately 5 million members on May 19 trying to assure them that the organization remains "strong and secure" despite their recently dismissed petition for bankruptcy in North Texas.
More than 20 goats caused a baaad scene in Garland the other night, prompting a police response and investigation into their well-being.
With its new battery-powered F-150, Ford is making a costly bet that buyers will embrace a vehicle that would help transform how the world drives.
In McKinney at the Heard Natural Science Museum and Wildlife Sanctuary, you can get a new perspective on life by stepping out of your comfort zone.
Even the CDC warns that if you have a condition or are taking medications that weaken your immune system, you may not be fully protected against COVID-19 even when you've been fully vaccinated.
A Dallas water official explained there's a much larger system at work preventing the detrimental effects floodwater can have.
A look inside the investigation into why officers let a Midlothian police commander's daughter go free after a traffic stop for possible driving while intoxicated.
A Texas man convicted of fatally beating his 83-year-old great aunt more than two decades ago was executed Wednesday evening, despite requests from some of the victim's family to spare his life.
First responders were luckily able to douse the flames quick. However, it's the lasting damage that is leaving the family overwhelmed.
Texas lawmakers are making progress on some key bills aimed at preventing February's widespread and deadly power outages.
Dallas police are searching for a man wanted in connection with a homicide in Dallas last Sunday, May 16.
A Benbrook High School senior has died after he was found injured at a home in Tarrant County early Monday, and authorities are investigating as a homicide.
Wednesday's signing of the "Heartbeat Bill" in Texas ignited a new chapter in the politically and emotionally charged debate.
As we get closer to the summer, travel is starting to really pick up. By June and July, Dallas Love Field expects passenger levels to be close to where they were pre-pandemic.
