Uber lays off 350 employees in Eats, autonomous vehicles
Uber is laying off 350 employees from its food delivery, autonomous vehicles, safety, insurance and other teams.
Dallas issues challenge aimed at solving food desert problem
The city of Dallas is asking for ideas to solve what it calls its “food desert” problem.
Klyde Warren Park expansion plans call for more green space, special events center
A very popular park on the edge of Downtown Dallas is ready to grow.
Teens charged in death of Ohio woman struck by falling 74-pound log at state park
Victoria Schafer was killed Sept. 2 while visiting Hocking Hills State Park in southeastern Ohio.
Ex-Fort Worth officer free on bond following murder arrest; leaders call for change
A Fort Worth police officer who resigned before he could be fired is now charged with murder for the death of a woman.
Taco Bell pulls seasoned ground beef from select stores over possible metal shavings contamination
It has not been reported when the ground beef will return to stores.
Valley teen hospitalized after being found unresponsive due to vaping-related illness
A 16-year-old girl is currently being treated at Phoenix Children's Hospital after being found unresponsive due to a vaping-related illness.
Woman visiting Austin attacked by man believed to be homeless
It wasn't a warm welcome for the four women who are originally from Los Angeles.
Mayor Betsy Price: Third party of experts to review Fort Worth Police Department
Fort Worth Mayor Betsy Price says the city will bring in a third party of experts from across the country to review the Fort Worth Police Department.
‘Gains to America’: 1 third of US Nobel Prize winners in physics, chemistry, medicine are immigrants
Immigrants have been awarded 35 percent of the Nobel Prizes won by Americans in chemistry, medicine and physics since 1901, the National Foundation for American Policy reported in a policy brief released this year.
Ex-Fort Worth officer who fatally shot Atatiana Jefferson charged with murder
The former Fort Worth Police Department officer who fired into a home, killing Atatiana Jefferson, has been charged with murder.
Trial vaccine wipes out breast cancer in Florida patient
A promising new vaccine could one day be a flu shot against breast cancer.
Man arrested on suspicion of using ‘McLovin’ fake ID to get into bar
A 20-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of using a fake ID bearing the name “McLovin” to get into an Iowa City bar.
Texas police chief commends Fort Worth's response to fatal police shooting
Fort Worth's mayor and police chief both promised a swift and transparent response to the fatal shooting of Atatiana Jefferson in her own home early Saturday morning.
Spaghetti Warehouse to close Dallas West End location on Sunday
A Dallas West End icon is closing at the end of the week.
Man allegedly walks 351 miles seeking sex with 14-year-old, instead arrested by undercover police
Authorities in Wisconsin arrested a 32-year-old man they allege walked 351 miles seeking to have sex with a 14-year-old girl he met on Facebook, who was in reality an undercover police officer.
City of Dallas celebrates its first Indigenous People’s Day
The city of Dallas celebrated its first Indigenous People’s Day on Monday.
Family of Atatiana Jefferson calls for officer to be charged for fatal shooting
The family of the 28-year-old woman killed over the weekend by a Fort Worth police officer is calling for him to be charged. The officer involved, Aaron Dean, resigned from the police department on Monday.
Trial starts this week for man accused of beating Muhlaysia Booker
The trial for the man accused of beating a transgender woman at an apartment complex in East Oak Cliff is set to start this week.
Firefighters comfort scared girl after car crash by allowing her to paint their nails
Two firefighters received fresh manicures after responding to the scene of a crash and finding a scared little girl clutching bottles of nail polish.