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An apartment fire early Tuesday morning left one person dead, according to fire officials. That victim has not yet been identified, but a neighbor said that it was an elderly woman who mostly kept to herself.
It turns out police in Denton will not be returning to the scene of a crash that killed two children. A friend of the crash victims had said there would be an accident reconstruction, but while officers are still investigating the crash, they say they won't be at the crash scene today.
It was a grim scene for police and paramedics in Garland - where a man was struck by a vehicle going freeway speeds on LBJ-635 Monday night.
Changes are in the works for the Fort Worth ISD. For the first time, parents will get to decide when their kids are in classes. School calendar changes are topping a board meeting agenda on Tuesday night.
People across New Orleans Tuesday are marking the culmination of the Mardi Gras season with elaborate floats, eccentric costumes and marching bands.
Football season might be over, but it's never too late to get one more round of Bad Lip Reading.
A candlelight vigil to protest Baylor University's response to campus sexual violence drew scores of demonstrators to the street in front of the university president's home Monday night.
A special meeting was scheduled by city council and Mayor Mike Rawlings to discuss how best the revitalize one of the most important properties in North Texas.
Taking funds from children? Ponder booster club parents say a fellow member left them in debt to the tune of $21K.
The killer confessed but the victim's family says the story doesn't make sense.
Dallas is going under the river, and through the mud, for a project you rarely get to see up close.
The purpose of the Ponder Fine Arts Booster Club is to promote interest in and support Ponder fine arts programs through assisting their directors.
TxDOT has agreed to place "no trespassing" signs on the property beneath Interstate 45 by downtown Dallas.
Trump mockingly disciplined her, then asked the crowd if she can stay.
Blue Bell ice cream has received $500,000 from the state to enhance employee training and skills.
