Texas To Do List: National Videogame Museum
Unlike other museums that merely showcase games, the National Videogame Museum in Frisco takes an interactive approach to present the captivating history of video games.
Building under construction catches fire in Dallas
An apartment building under construction near Downtown Dallas caught fire overnight.
Tuesday's lightning likely caused Fort Worth house fire
Firefighters think lightning from Tuesday’s storms may have sparked a house fire in Fort Worth.
Mesquite ISD substitute teacher indicted for encouraging students to fight
A one-time substitute teacher in Mesquite who allegedly encouraged students to fight in the classroom has been indicted by a Dallas County grand jury.
Clerk shot during fight at Fort Worth convenience store
A Fort Worth convenience store clerk is recovering in the hospital after being shot while at work Tuesday night. Police said it happened because two men started fighting at the store.
Bills toughening penalties for parolees who tamper with ankle monitors signed into law
After the tragic Methodist shooting in November, lawmakers agreed there needed to be tougher penalties on parolees who tamper with their ankle monitors.
Kidnapping suspect arrested after dangerous chase in Tarrant County
At one point the suspect crashed into three patrol vehicles and almost struck a TSCO deputy, according to the sheriff's office.
Medics saved every ‘recoverable’ victim in Allen outlet mall shooting, report says
Emergency responders in Collin County said they saved every shooting victim who could have been saved after last month’s mass shooting in Allen.
Storms cause damage to buildings across North Texas Tuesday
High winds, heavy rains, and lightning caused damage on Tuesday as storms ramped up across North Texas.
Tarrant County approves new regulations for sexually-oriented businesses
The new wording of the law includes that sexually oriented businesses must close no later than 1 a.m. and any parking lot affiliated with the business must be cleared out by 1:15 a.m.
North Texas churches considering turning properties into mixed-use facilities
Statistics say three to five hundred churches nationwide will close this year because of declining attendance. The decline that started before COVID was made worse by the pandemic, putting the church at a crossroads. One pastor says the time is now to rethink how churches and their property could transform into mixed-use facilities.
Texas House 'gave the bird' to homeowners by refusing to negotiate property tax plan, Lt. Gov. Patrick said
The Texas House and Senate are in a standoff over the best way to offer property tax relief.
Texas Senate committee OKs bill letting state arrest illegal border crossings
Legal experts believe if the bill is passed and signed into law it will likely face court challenges.
H-E-B announces two low-price Joe V's Smart Shop stores in Dallas
Texas-based grocery chain H-E-B will continue its expansion in DFW by opening two low-price stores in Dallas's Pleasant Grove and Red Bird neighborhoods.
Plano dentist gets 18-month prison sentence for PPP loan fraud
A Plano dentist is heading to federal prison for using $1.89 million in COVID-19 relief loans on personal expenses.
Family finds lost wedding ring, returns it to FOX 4's Shannon Murray
Less than two months after getting married Shannon's husband Chris lost his gold wedding band while on vacation in Alabama. They thought it was gone for good, until they got a message on social media.
State Fair of Texas announces 2023 concert lineup
A free Texas-sized music festival is coming to the State Fair of Texas later this year.
Texas Senate convenes for special session’s second week
The Texas Senate will be back at work Tuesday but it’s not clear if members will pass one of Gov. Greg Abbott’s top priorities in this special session.
Man, 83, murdered Rowlett woman, 78, over her new relationship, police say
Rowlett investigators said that the killing “stemmed from a previous relationship."
Dallas ransomware attack still affecting city systems one month later
The City of Dallas says that more than 90% of the network has been restored, but the details of the remaining 10% is limited.