North Texas could see several inches of rain this week, with the potential for as much as 20 inches if a cold front stalls, prompting state and local officials to prepare for widespread flooding and flash flooding.
A former U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services officer faces federal charges for allegedly accepting payments to improperly approve immigration applications, allowing applicants to bypass required steps for green cards, family petitions and citizenship.
University of North Texas students who found what appeared to be parking citations on their cars recently discovered that the notices were actually advertisements for a dating app.
At 15, Angela Mercado has already staged her first fashion show, turning her fascination with painting, sculpture and sewing into a collection she describes as “wearable art.”
The University of North Texas removed the webpage for its LGBTQ+ Archive after Texas state Rep. Brian Harrison and Republican donor Monty Bennett criticized the university’s decision to host the collection.
Big Tex returned to Fair Park Friday morning as the State Fair of Texas prepares to open for its 140th year next week.
Dallas City Council members are considering changes to city rules that could allow temporary artwork and markings on sidewalks, months after the city removed rainbow and other decorative crosswalk markings under a state directive.
Dallas police have increased patrols around White Rock Lake after reports of vehicle break-ins rose to 58 in 2026, compared with 18 during the same period last year.
Joshua Painter said his first thought after someone shot him four times while he walked his dog in Pleasant Grove was protecting Bella.
Eric Draper, then chief White House photographer for President George W. Bush, documented some of the defining moments of Sept. 11, 2001, as he followed the president through a day that began with a school visit in Florida and ended with Bush viewing the damage from the air.