Grocery store gives out Mother’s Day meals
People lined up outside a grocery store in Irving Sunday to pick up Mother’s Day meals.
People lined up outside a grocery store in Irving Sunday to pick up Mother’s Day meals.
17-year-old arrested for Irving teen’s murder
A teenager is charged with capital murder for killing another boy.
A teenager is charged with capital murder for killing another boy.
Irving couple has spent past month battling COVID-19
March started with Missy Page having the flu and her husband having COVID-19. Now a month later, she has the coronavirus.
March started with Missy Page having the flu and her husband having COVID-19. Now a month later, she has the coronavirus.
Stranger helps stranded Irving nurse get to work: ‘This man literally handed me the keys to his Prius’
During the outbreak, nurses are working long hours and caring for the sick. But sometimes, they need help too.
During the outbreak, nurses are working long hours and caring for the sick. But sometimes, they need help too.
Agape Connect hosts event outside Irving Mall to donate food to those in need during COVID-19 pandemic
Malls in Dallas County are closed because of the stay-at-home order, but the Irving Mall parking lot was full for hours on Saturday.
Malls in Dallas County are closed because of the stay-at-home order, but the Irving Mall parking lot was full for hours on Saturday.
Nurses cheer for North Texas COVID-19 survivor as she leaves the hospital
A coronavirus survivor got a round of applause from the staff at an Irving hospital as she was sent home.
A coronavirus survivor got a round of applause from the staff at an Irving hospital as she was sent home.
20 displaced by early morning fire at Irving apartment
A fire at an Irving apartment complex overnight Friday sent people scrambling to safety.
A fire at an Irving apartment complex overnight Friday sent people scrambling to safety.
Officer fatally shoots armed man at Irving 7-Eleven
An Irving police officer shot and killed an armed man who burglarized a 7-Eleven Thursday morning.
An Irving police officer shot and killed an armed man who burglarized a 7-Eleven Thursday morning.
Third person tests ‘presumptive positive’ for COVID-19 coronavirus in Dallas County
The person is in their 50s, lives in Irving and recently traveled out of Texas to a “large congregant, recreational event.”
The person is in their 50s, lives in Irving and recently traveled out of Texas to a “large congregant, recreational event.”
Good Samaritan warns others as 3-alarm fire damages Irving apartments
Flames and smoke took over at the Remington Hills at Los Colinas Apartments in Irving Saturday morning.
Flames and smoke took over at the Remington Hills at Los Colinas Apartments in Irving Saturday morning.
University of Dallas students abroad in Italy take precautions amid coronavirus outbreak
Nearly 100 students are living and learning at the university's Rome campus in Marino, Italy. The university says no cases have been reported anywhere near their Rome campus, and none of their students in Italy have shown any signs of coronavirus.
Nearly 100 students are living and learning at the university's Rome campus in Marino, Italy. The university says no cases have been reported anywhere near their Rome campus, and none of their students in Italy have shown any signs of coronavirus.
Irving couple quarantined over coronavirus concerns on cruise ship says their test results were negative
An Irving couple who traveled to Japan for their honeymoon, and then ended up quarantined due to concerns over the coronavirus, says that their test results from the CDC came back negative.
An Irving couple who traveled to Japan for their honeymoon, and then ended up quarantined due to concerns over the coronavirus, says that their test results from the CDC came back negative.
Irving couple quarantined over coronavirus concerns on cruise ship could soon return home
An Irving couple who traveled to Japan for their honeymoon, and then ended up quarantined due to concerns over the coronavirus, says they're now one step closer to getting home.
An Irving couple who traveled to Japan for their honeymoon, and then ended up quarantined due to concerns over the coronavirus, says they're now one step closer to getting home.
Alleged sex abuse victims worry about compensation after Boy Scouts declare bankruptcy
Alleged victims of sexual abuse at the hands of Boy Scouts leaders are worried they might not get the compensation they are seeking after the Irving-based organization filed Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
Alleged victims of sexual abuse at the hands of Boy Scouts leaders are worried they might not get the compensation they are seeking after the Irving-based organization filed Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
Boy Scouts of America files for bankruptcy due to sex-abuse lawsuits
Barraged by hundreds of sex-abuse lawsuits, the Boy Scouts of America filed for bankruptcy protection Tuesday in hopes of working out a potentially mammoth victim compensation plan that will allow the hallowed, 110-year-old organization to carry on.
Barraged by hundreds of sex-abuse lawsuits, the Boy Scouts of America filed for bankruptcy protection Tuesday in hopes of working out a potentially mammoth victim compensation plan that will allow the hallowed, 110-year-old organization to carry on.
Police: 2 wanted felons arrested after trying to hit officer, police cars during chase through Irving
Wanted felons took police on a dangerous chase through Irving Wednesday morning.
Wanted felons took police on a dangerous chase through Irving Wednesday morning.
4 juveniles in custody, 2 still at-large after leading Dallas police on chase after carjacking
Police say six juveniles were involved in a carjacking and chase that took officers from Dallas to Fort Worth early Saturday morning.
Police say six juveniles were involved in a carjacking and chase that took officers from Dallas to Fort Worth early Saturday morning.
New Irving officer surprised by military son during swearing-in ceremony
One of the Irving Police Department’s newest officers was brought to tears during her swearing-in ceremony. Her son who has been stationed overseas for the past two years showed up to pin her badge.
One of the Irving Police Department’s newest officers was brought to tears during her swearing-in ceremony. Her son who has been stationed overseas for the past two years showed up to pin her badge.
Strong winds flip 18-wheeler in Irving, damage hotel in Las Colinas
The driver of an 18-wheeler said strong winds from Friday's storms flipped his vehicle onto its side while he was driving on 635.
The driver of an 18-wheeler said strong winds from Friday's storms flipped his vehicle onto its side while he was driving on 635.
Irving PD: Cable man robbed, fatally stabbed 83-year-old customer
An employee for a cable service provider accused of killing an 83-year-old Irving woman had visited her house just one day before the murder, according to police documents.
An employee for a cable service provider accused of killing an 83-year-old Irving woman had visited her house just one day before the murder, according to police documents.