A violent encounter during an illegal vape pen sale in White Settlement, Texas, results in gunshot injuries to both buyer and seller. Law enforcement arrested a suspect in connection to the incident. The case underscores the risks associated with illicit online transactions.
North Texas teen Fabiola Caraballo Quijada wins best actress at the 2025 Jimmy Awards, highlighting the thriving talent in high school musical theatre across America.
The Dallas Mavericks have secured center Daniel Gafford with a three-year contract extension reportedly worth close to $60 million. This deal ensures Gafford’s presence on the team through the 2025-26 season, strengthening their lineup amidst injury concerns.
Residents and political leaders in North Texas react to U.S. military action targeting Iranian nuclear sites. Discussions focus on regional stability, economic impact, and public safety. Local organizations and officials are engaging in forums and events to address the situation’s complexities and potential implications.
Arturo Gamboa released by Dallas police after displaying a rifle at Utah’s ‘No Kings’ rally led to an accidental fatal shooting. Investigation ongoing.
Devondrick Hartsfield, a former employee of an Arlington hardware store, filed a lawsuit alleging racial harassment after encountering a noose-like symbol on Juneteenth. The lawsuit claims significant emotional distress and wrongful termination, seeking $1 million in damages.
Erykah Badu returns to the music scene after more than a decade with a new single, “Next to You,” and a song, “Echos 19 (mix 122),” performed at a Dallas concert.
The Fort Worth City Council will vote on whether to suspend the city’s diversity and inclusion department. This decision aims to secure $277.1 million in federal funding, impacting minority and women-owned business incentives and overall city policies on diversity.
Grand Prairie’s oldest retired firefighter, Eugene Beasley, celebrated his 95th birthday at a former fire station-turned-restaurant. Beasley served the community for 31 years, marking a significant chapter in the city’s firefighting history.
Medical City Healthcare partners with American Red Cross and Carter BloodCare for 19 blood drives in North Texas, addressing summer blood shortages. The initiative offers safe donation environments and supports local hospitals.