Council to weigh in on polarizing Garland land transaction
Garland City Council to vote on selling downtown property for $740,000 to The Owl Ice House LLC for a new restaurant, amid community debates and economic revitalization plans.
Garland City Council to vote on selling downtown property for $740,000 to The Owl Ice House LLC for a new restaurant, amid community debates and economic revitalization plans.
Severe storms in North Texas caused significant flight cancellations and delays at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport and Dallas Love Field, affecting thousands of passengers.
Aurora Innovation has launched its commercial self-driving trucking service on I-45 between Houston and Dallas, marking the first deployment of autonomous class 8 trucks in the U.S. The service intends to enhance freight efficiency, with expansion plans to El Paso and Phoenix by 2025.
Collin County health officials confirm a second measles case. The infected individual visited a Walmart in Frisco. Residents are warned of exposure and advised to monitor symptoms.
A detective presents a diploma to a young man he saved as a toddler in Rock Springs, Wyoming, highlighting a special bond and the enduring impact of a rescue.
Dallas Police Officer Ali Toppa was fired on April 30 after a disciplinary hearing for unauthorized release of body camera footage. The department emphasized the importance of integrity and community trust.
Glenn Heights appoints Dr. Glyn Horn as new Chief of Police, emphasizing community engagement and trust. Horn, formerly Deputy Chief of Patrol for Denver’s RTD, brings a focus on individual policing initiatives to enhance community relations.
Parker County authorities confirmed the deaths of three individuals previously reported missing. Three suspects face capital murder charges. The investigation continues as police seek more information.
A student was injured with an X-ACTO knife during a fight at Bobby Summers Middle School in Fate, Texas. Royse City ISD officials are investigating the incident to ensure student safety.
Chris Penn, owner of Good Records in Dallas, died after being paralyzed from a fall. Known for his contributions to the local music scene, his passing leaves a deep impact on the community.