A conservation group opposes the McKinney National Airport expansion, raising concerns about air quality, noise pollution, and endangered species. They argue that TxDOT has underestimated the project’s long-term environmental effects. Public meetings are scheduled to discuss the issue.
A mansion in North Texas caught fire after a possible lightning strike, causing significant damage. The fire department responded swiftly, ensuring no injuries occurred. The cause remains under investigation, likely linked to severe weather conditions.
A North Texas resident wins the first $1 million prize in the Texas Lottery’s Mega Jumbo Bucks scratch ticket game, with details on the game and its impact.
Wilma Bennett celebrated her 102nd birthday in Henderson, Texas, attributing her longevity to Dr Pepper and Cheetos. The community gathers to honor her life and legacy.
Over 38,000 residents in North Texas faced power outages during Memorial Day storms, primarily affecting Collin and Dallas counties. Severe weather caused widespread disruptions, leading to a concerted effort by utility providers and local authorities to restore power and ensure safety for all affected.
A father in North Texas, Michael Cain, faces charges for allegedly providing alcohol to his 17-year-old daughter, leading to her death from alcohol poisoning. The incident raises concerns about underage drinking and parental responsibility.
Mayors in Tarrant County, Texas, have signed a petition urging county commissioners to delay redistricting until the 2030 Census data is available. The mayors seek a fairer and more transparent process, amid concerns about potential gerrymandering and public consultation.
Tom Cruise visited Dallas to promote “Mission Impossible – The Final Reckoning.” He surprised fans at local theaters and enjoyed Texas barbecue at Pecan Lodge, Deep Ellum.
Garland, Texas, proposes a $70 million soccer facility to host Atlético Dallas, featuring soccer fields and training facilities. The team aims to join the USL Championship in 2027, enhancing the city’s sports and community engagement.
Fort Worth ISD announces a five-year plan to close or consolidate 18 schools due to declining enrollment and demographic shifts, aiming to optimize resources and enhance educational offerings.