Arlington man wanted after kidnapping, stabbing coworker at Spring motel

Harris County authorities are searching for an Arlington man wanted after being accused of stabbing a woman while they were in Spring for work.

UTA president will hand husband & son diploma
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The president of the University of Texas at Arlington is getting ready to do something that most university presidents don't. During graduation, Jennifer Cowley will present diplomas to her own husband and son.

Trump teases release of “very interesting" UFO files

President Donald Trump has hinted multiple times over the past few months at his administration releasing new information on UFOs.

Cole Allen removed from suicide watch; court hearing still set for Monday

The defense team for Cole Allen, the suspect in the White House Correspondents’ Association Dinner shooting, withdrew its request to remove him from suicide watch after learning the restriction had already been lifted, according to FOX News.

Dallas ISD approves $6.2B bond to replace aging schools
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Dallas ISD voters have overwhelmingly approved a historic $6.2 billion bond package, the largest in Texas history, to replace aging facilities and eliminate portable classrooms over the next decade.

United flight strikes light pole and tractor-trailer landing at Newark Airport

A United Airlines flight arriving from Venice made contact with a light pole while on its final approach to Newark Liberty International Airport on Sunday afternoon, according to an airline statement.

San Antonio felon pleads guilty to using pipe bombs on ATMs

A felon from San Antonio has pleaded guilty to a 2025 incident where he used pipe bombs in an attempt to destroy Automatic Teller Machines (ATMs).

Atlanta airport sees effects of Spirit closure

Spirit Airlines has immediately ceased operations, leaving thousands of travelers stranded and 17,000 employees out of work.

Grapevine High School baseball ruled ineligible from playoffs
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Grapevine High School's baseball team can't compete in the UIL playoffs after they were discovered to have an ineligible player on their roster. FOX 4's Casey Stegall has more on the team's efforts to fight against the ruling.

Conflicting rulings leave future of hemp in Texas in doubt
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Two rulings related to smokeable hemp in Texas have the future of the industry in flux. FOX 4's Amelia Jones has more.

Texas Senate Bill 12 causes concern for at risk students
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Texas Senate Bill 12 was passed last year to give parents more authority on what their kids are exposed to in school, but some groups say the bill is having unintended consequences on at risk youths. FOX 4's Shaun Rabb has more.

Fort Worth PD civilian officer released from hospital
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A Fort Worth Police Department civilian response unit member was released from the hospital on Friday, three days after he was injured during a shootout after a burglary call. FOX 4's Peyton Yager has more.

Three NTX cities will vote on leaving DART this weekend
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Addison, University Park and Highland Park will hold elections on whether the cities will continue to utilize DART, the public transit service who has made concessions to keep member cities. FOX 4's Lori Brown spoke to Addison residents on the upcoming vote.

54th annual Mayfest kicks off this weekend in Fort Worth
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Mayfest, Fort Worth's annual festival that takes place on the banks of the Trinity River, returns this weekend. FOX 4's Dionne Anglin has more on what to expect at the annual event and what you can do at FOX 4's booth.

Texas man connected to $8M ‘poppers’ scheme pleads guilty, prosecutors say

An Austin man has pleaded guilty to his role in a scheme that sold $8.4 million in mislabeled products as a recreational drug called “poppers," according to federal prosecutors.

Texas gas prices rise as national average spikes again

Texas prices for a gallon of gas are trending up again as oil prices climbed above $100 per barrel, according to AAA.

Texas THC rule remains blocked for now despite state Supreme Court ruling

Smokable hemp products can continue to be sold in Texas until at least July after an injunction blocking enforcement of new state regulations was extended Friday.