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Mary Talley says some people make the mistake of thinking the fair owns the Texas Star, the tallest traditional ferris wheel in North America, but it belongs to her family.
The former Georgia police officer was found not guilty of murder, but was convicted of aggravated assault and other charges that could send him to prison for more than 30 years.
A new docu-series from Steven Soderbergh takes a look back at former U.S. lieutenant Clint Lorance's second degree murder charge and his 20 year prison sentence.
More than 500 Parkland staffers took a break to dance to the upbeat notes of singer Tori Kelly's 2016 rendition of the Stevie Wonder hit "Don't You Worry 'Bout A Thing."
The Fort Worth officer who shot and killed Atatiana Jefferson in her home while responding to a welfare check has resigned from the department before he could be fired.
Fort Worth Interim Police Chief Ed Kraus, Mayor Betsy Price and City Manager David Cooke are holding a news conference Monday afternoon after an officer fatally shot a woman inside her home during a welfare check.
Coppell High School is using mouthguard impact sensors to measure and monitor player head impacts during practices and games this fall.
The family of the man shot and killed in the parking lot of a Dallas strip club two years ago has filed a lawsuit alleging the club's failure to adequately provide security.
It's the end of an era for an Italian-American staple in Dallas. Spaghetti Warehouse has announced it will be closing its downtown location permanently this Sunday.
A man, later identified as a paramedic, in the Astros dugout was hit by a foul ball off the bat of Houston's Michael Brantley during Game 2 of the AL Championship Series and exited with a towel over his head.
Pacific Plaza, downtown Dallas' newest park, is opening to the public Monday.
Dallas police are investigating a two-vehicle crash on I-35E that began as a shots fired call early Monday morning in Dallas.
Multiple people gathered in Fort Worth Sunday night — all speaking at different times, but spreading the same message of frustration and anger by the shooting death of 28-year-old Atatiana Jefferson.
Senseless — That's how Atatiana Jefferson's father describes her death.
One day after a Fort Worth police officer fatally shot 28-year-old Atatiana Jefferson in her own home, an attorney representing former police chief Joel Fitzgerald said if he had been reinstated "Atatiana probably would be alive today."
