Family of man killed in Mesquite hit-and-run hoping to find driver involved
Police said a vehicle hit Dale Thomas while he was walking on April 12 and he was then left to die.
3-year-old girl dies in accidental shooting at Fort Worth park
A 3-year-old girl is dead after an accidental shooting at a Fort Worth park Sunday afternoon.
Fort Worth PD: Officer fatally shot carjacking suspect who pointed gun at officer
Fort Worth police are investigating after an officer reportedly shot an armed carjacking suspect Sunday afternoon.
Police: Suspected drunk driver killed 21-year-old woman in crash on I-20 in Arlington
A suspected drunk driver is accused of killing a Fort Worth woman in Arlington early Friday morning.
Family, friends of University Park man killed in apparent road rage shooting working to find his killer
Family and friends of a University Park man who was shot to death in what police say may have been a road rage incident were out Saturday trying to help find answers about his murder.
Prince Philip funeral: Husband of Queen Elizabeth II laid to rest
Prince Philip, the husband of Queen Elizabeth II and Duke of Edinburgh, has been laid to rest at Windsor Castle.
North Texas attorney accused in drug money laundering scheme
A prominent attorney with a high-rise office in Downtown Dallas has been arrested and charged in a drug money laundering investigation.
UNT assistant basketball coach dies in early morning crash in Wise County
The University of North Texas athletic community is mourning the loss of its men’s basketball team's assistant coach after 47-year-old Nelson Haggerty died in a single-vehicle crash in Wise County.
Health officials working to make it as easy as possible for North Texans to get COVID-19 vaccine
Dallas County is allowing people to set up their own appointments, while in Tarrant County, there's still a wait, but it’s only one or two days.
Lyrid meteor shower to light up night sky in April — here’s how to watch
Calling all stargazers: The first major meteor shower of the year — the Lyrids — will occur in mid-April and is expected to light up the evening sky with a dazzling display.
All prison inmates will be eligible to receive COVID-19 vaccine by mid-May, officials say
All inmates will be provided the opportunity to receive a COVID-19 vaccination by mid-May, the Federal Bureau of Prisons announced Thursday.
FedEx shooting: 8 victims' names released after Indianapolis shooter identified
Coroners released the names of the victims of the shooting in Indianapolis late Friday. Four of them were members of Indianapolis' Sikh community — another blow to the Asian American community that comes a month after six people of Asian descent were killed in a mass shooting in the Atlanta area and amid ongoing attacks against Asian Americans amid the coronavirus pandemic.
‘This has to end’: Biden urges Senate to bring gun control bill to floor ‘now’ in wake of FedEx shooting
After a gunman killed eight people and wounded several others before killing himself in a late-night shooting Thursday at a FedEx facility near the Indianapolis airport — President Joe Biden called on Congress to act immediately on gun control legislation.
Changes made to speed up response times at Dallas 911 call center
The new person in charge of Dallas' 911 call center is making changes to try to solve the problem of people being placed on hold in an emergency.
Diamond Hill Jarvis High School boys soccer team given special send-off as they head to state finals
The Diamond Hill Jarvis HS soccer team is now the school’s first ever squad to make it to a state UIL championship game in any sport.
West Virginia will pay remote workers $12K to move to state
Pack your bags: A program in West Virginia announced it will pay remote workers $12,000 to move to the Mountain State.
Researchers say chemical used in food, beverage containers could ‘seriously damage’ brains
German researchers analyzed the impacts of BPA, or bisphenol A — an industrial chemical often used in containers that store food and beverages — on fish and found “alarming” levels of nerve damage in the animals’ brains.
FedEx shooting: Indianapolis suspect Brandon Scott Hole was interviewed by FBI last year
Police scoured a FedEx facility in Indianapolis and interviewed scores of witnesses Friday in search of a motive for the latest mass shooting to rock the U.S.
North Texas restaurants having trouble finding employees as more people start to eat out again
More people are going back to eating out at restaurants, but many of those businesses are having trouble finding employees.
Japan's prime minister meets with Biden, urges strong alliance to counter China
Calling democracy the foundation for global prosperity, Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga met with President Joe Biden at the White House on Friday in a bid to underscore the two countries' alliance as a counter to an autocratic and increasingly assertive China.