DFW Weather: Severe Storms Hit Parts Of North Texas
Severe storms hit parts of North Texas Friday evening.
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Severe storms hit parts of North Texas Friday evening.
The FAA said Friday the violations occurred on 44 Southwest's planes over more than three months.
Dallas County Health and Human Services (DCHHS) has reported the sixth flu-related death in Dallas County for the 2019-2020 season.
Runaways and other youth in danger are often targets for traffickers. DART began a collaboration with Safe Place in 2015 to help with the problem.
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott says the state will reject the re-settlement of new refugees, becoming the first state known to do so under a recent Trump administration order.
Houses on a street near Royal Lane and the Dallas North Tollway remain in tatters. Others are in the process of being rebuilt.
He walked around the store for several minutes, then approached a clerk, pulled out a handgun, demanded money and left the store with an undisclosed amount of money.
Justin Lacey Ray, 23, was sentenced to 50 years for the September 2017 attack on a female jogger on the Trinity Trails, and 20 years for another attack two weeks prior. He will serve them concurrently.
For the seventh straight month, the number of people arrested or stopped entering the United States on the Mexico border fell in December.
Shriners Hospital for Children in the Texas Medical Center will close in 2021 to consolidate area care at its larger Galveston hospital.
A former South Texas school employee was sentenced to seven years in federal prison for possessing child pornography.
A strong cold front is bearing down on North Texas, but ahead of it widespread storms could turn severe -- with hail, tornadoes and near hurricane force winds possible.
Jack Wilson, the man who was called a hero for killing a gunman at a church in White Settlement nearly two weeks ago, will be receiving the Governor's Medal of Courage.
Julian Villa-Gomez Lemus, 34, a Mexican national, and Robert Lloyd Young, 45, of Bruceville, Texas, each pleaded guilty to escaping from federal custody.
The Tarrant County medical examiner determined Yolanda Carr, the mother of Atatiana Jefferson, died from congestive heart failure.
