Richardson

An Amazon delivery drone crashed into the side of an apartment building in Richardson on Wednesday afternoon.

It’s been five years since a Richardson business owner was stabbed to death as he walked to his car. Police are still trying to track down his killer.

A North Texas plumber is advising residents to keep faucets running in a steady stream and prepare to shut off their main water valves as rising temperatures threaten to reveal pipe damage caused by the deep freeze.

According to DFR, paramedics “were able to get that person’s pulse back” before arriving at the emergency room.

Some lawmakers are now calling on the governor to hold the insurance industry accountable.

The DART Silver Line rail project is moving forward amidst controversy as several member cities consider withdrawing from the transit agency, creating uncertainty just months before the FIFA World Cup.

Richardson police are searching for the suspect in a sexual assault near a Dallas Area Rapid Transit station.

Hundreds of breast cancer survivors and their loved ones will hit the streets in Richardson today.

Prosper police arrested two people in connection with an illegal prostitution operation that was allegedly run out of a local massage business.

A Texas elementary school creates a video time capsule, inspired by a viral video from a Tennessee school, where students ask questions of their future selves to be answered at their 2032 graduation.

Three bounty hunters are facing felony charges for kidnapping a Richardson, Texas, barber they mistakenly arrested as a murder suspect who is thousands of miles away.

A juvenile suspect was taken into custody after an officer-involved shooting in Richardson early this morning.

Track and field sports are back on at the University of Texas at Dallas.

A man suspected of “jugging” crimes in Richardson was taken into custody after leading police on a chase and then trying to hide between homes in a neighborhood.

Several student-athletes are scrambling after learning that the University of Texas at Dallas will eliminate its track and field and cross-country programs.

UT Dallas is discontinuing its track and cross-country programs for the 2025-2026 academic year due to budget constraints and facility limitations, offering current athletes continued scholarships or transfer assistance.

An 8-year-old girl, Wynne Naylor, from Richardson, Texas, has been identified as one of the Camp Mystic attendees who died in the devastating Kerr County flood.