NFL player Rashee Rice left the Dallas County Jail on Tuesday morning after serving a 30-day sentence for a probation violation tied to a March 2024 high-speed, multi-vehicle crash on Central Expressway, court records showed on Wednesday.
The James Beard Foundation announced the winners of its 2026 awards on Tuesday, with Houston chefs taking Texas’ top honors while North Texas nominees from Dallas and Denton did not win in their categories.
A Frisco couple faces federal charges after prosecutors alleged they ran a psychic fraud scheme that collected more than $2.5 million from victims between 2021 and 2024 through false claims about “curse cleansing” and spiritual rituals.
A juvenile died after a vehicle struck the person on the Julius Schepps Freeway in Dallas on Saturday morning, according to police.
The future of Dallas City Hall could advance toward a major decision on June 17 after Mayor Eric Johnson called a special Dallas City Council meeting to consider steps related to vacating the building, according to city documents and council agenda materials.
The Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) has informed the North Texas Tollway Authority (NTTA) that it will not renew an agreement assigning state troopers to patrol NTTA toll roads when the contract expires at the end of August, according to a June 1 letter.
More than 3 million visitors are projected to come through North Texas during the World Cup, and after years of planning, Trinity Metro, DART and the region’s World Cup organizers say they are ready to help move fans around.
Concerns over a series of high-profile business and sports franchise departures from downtown Dallas dominated public comments at a Dallas City Council meeting Wednesday, as residents and city leaders discussed the future of City Hall and the city’s downtown business district.
The North Central Texas region is projected to surpass a population of 9 million within the next year, according to data released by the North Central Texas Council of Governments (NCTCOG).
Democratic U.S. Senate nominee James Talarico visited a barbecue restaurant in South Dallas this week to discuss rising beef prices and respond to Republican opponent Ken Paxton’s claim that he is a vegan, as both candidates addressed economic issues during the Texas Senate race.