North Texans honor loved ones with Día de los Muertos traditions of joy and remembrance
Latino Cultural Center to host free community festival honoring life, legacy, and loved ones lost
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Latino Cultural Center to host free community festival honoring life, legacy, and loved ones lost
Volunteers and neighbors rally to meet rising food insecurity with compassion, dignity, and shared purpose.
The North Texas sheriff's office coordinated with local and federal agencies to conduct compliance checks and respond to reported incidents.
Dallas County Judge Emily Tobolowsky is heard arguments about removing defendants from the $1 million lawsuit.
Need last-minute plans for Halloween? Lacey Beasley tells us where to go for the best frights.
High temperatures Thursday afternoon will reach the mid-60s, and winds will be much lighter than they were on Wednesday.
The legal dispute centers on lease obligations, stalled renovations, and a broken agreement to keep both teams' headquarters in Dallas.
Several North Texas cities will hold meetings next week to debate withdrawing from DART transit services.
Three lawyers said they will demand answers from the district about how ex-coach Caleb Elliott still had a job after previous allegations.
Piece by piece, panel by panel, volunteers in Wylie are putting together something special.
Volunteers from two non-profit organizations spent the day Thursday renovating the home of an injured U.S. Army veteran.
A Collinsville baseball coach has been placed on administrative leave while officials investigate allegations of "inappropriate communications" with a student.
Cole Koeninger, an 18-year-old senior at Keller High School, will play baseball at the University of Tennessee, with dreams of MLB stardom.
Days after his tow truck dangled off a McKinney bridge, driver Martin Vasquez reunited with the firefighters who rescued him to personally thank them for saving his life.
Two Cedar Hill High School band directors have been placed on leave while police investigate allegations made by former students, according to district officials.
The Morrises argue in part the statute of limitations has expired.
Union leaders warn that a prolonged government shutdown may leave some TSA agents unable to afford getting to work — just as airports prepare for record holiday crowds.
Sgt. Ryan Nichols and Officer Edwin Bounds weren't dispatched — they were nearby when a flipped SUV trapped a baby girl beneath it. What happened next, they say, was unforgettable.
North Texas is among the regions eligible for funding as federal officials prepare for what could be the largest sporting event in history.
With costume prices rising, Network of Community Ministries steps in to make sure every child — and parent — can celebrate in spirit.
Moved by heartbreak back home, Arlington restaurant owner leads relief effort after Category 5 storm.
A former evidence clerk for the DeSoto and Midlothian police departments is serving time in jail after admitting to stealing firearms.
Paxton has launched a criminal investigation into Celina ISD amid lawsuits and allegations that a former coach secretly filmed students.
Carl Edmonson, a former evidence room supervisor for the DeSoto and Midlothian police departments, pleaded guilty to stealing firearms and was sentenced to probation and jail time, ending his law enforcement career.
A Dallas woman says her husband called for help before a burial vault crushed him, and the family plans to sue Restland Funeral Home.
