The city faces a projected $51 million budget gap for the next fiscal year while working to close a $30 million shortfall in the current budget, prompting questions about possible job cuts and other spending reductions, District 3 Council Member Zarin Gracey said.
FC Dallas signed 15-year-old forward Benjamin Flowers to a Homegrown contract, making him the youngest player to sign a professional contract in the club’s history.
The Fort Bend County Sheriff’s Office has launched an internal investigation into its police training academy after a state audit found multiple compliance deficiencies, forcing officials to delay the graduation of the academy’s latest cadet class.
In the bottom of the fourth inning at Globe Life Field, the Rangers displayed the message: “Happy Anniversary to Seth Rains in Heaven.”
A coalition seeking to preserve Dallas City Hall argues the city may have violated its own historic preservation rules by allowing the landmark building to fall into disrepair.
North Texas leaders are looking to build on the success of the 2026 FIFA World Cup as they pursue bids for more major international sporting events.
Texas has terminated its contract with EMPOWER, the nonprofit serving as the state’s primary foster care provider, just four months after the state assumed control of its operations.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton on Tuesday accused his U.S. Senate opponent, state Rep. James Talarico, of being “anti-law enforcement” during a campaign event in Fort Worth alongside several Texas sheriffs.
Dallas-based data center operator CyrusOne plans to build a $500 million data center in Castroville, marking the company’s sixth facility in the San Antonio area, according to a state filing.
A Fort Worth mother is seeking accountability after a teacher at a Spanish immersion daycare taped her toddler and other children to their chairs, an incident the daycare acknowledged violated company policy and is under state investigation.