Dallas Weather: Hail, strong winds cause damage in North Texas

Overnight storms dropped damaging hail and caused some power outages. FOX 4 viewers shared video of some of the worst of it.

Richardson City Hall closes after 'significant' damage from fire

The city says the fire broke out around 3 a.m. in the Human Resources Department. The cause is still under investigation.

2 dead in head-on wrong-way crash on Bush Turnpike

Two people were killed in a head-on crash that was caused by a wrong-way driver on President George Bush Turnpike early Saturday morning.

Richardson ISD TA raising funds for Robb Elementary teachers for school supplies

The Richardson ISD TA is from Uvalde and attended Robb Elementary School as a child. Now, he is working to make sure teachers have what they need to start over.

Richardson ISD after-school program shuts out neighborhood kids at one school

With so many students who were in the after-school program at Canyon Creek Elementary last year being put on the waitlist this year, one parent discovered 100% of the spots were given to staff members over returning neighborhood kids.

Texas House candidate indicted for impersonating a public servant

According to a Rolling Stone article, Frederick Frazier's Republican challenger in the primary, Paul Chabot. alleged Frazier pretended to be a city employee at a Walmart and instructed Chabot's campaign signs to be taken down.

2 North Texas students arrested in separate school gun scares

Students were arrested Wednesday at Berkner High School in Richardson and Meacham Middle School in Fort Worth for allegedly bringing guns on campus. No one was hurt but the incidents caused a lot of concern.

Richardson mother kills daughter's grandmother over custody, police say

Richardson police charged a woman with capital murder after they say she shot and killed her 3-year-old child's paternal grandmother at a Starbucks. The grandmother had custody of the little girl for the majority of her life. Family members say the child's mother was not involved in her life.

Outgoing superintendents say critical race theory is not taught in schools

Outgoing superintendents from three of North Texas' largest school districts all agreed that critical race theory is nothing more than a distraction and said it isn't taught in schools. “This is a manufactured crisis. This is not real."

Two Richardson police officers sue city over alleged ticket quota policy

Two officers with the Richardson Police Department have filed a lawsuit against the city of Richardson and police officials over an alleged ticket quota within the department.

UT-Dallas, UT-Arlington offering free tuition to more students

Undergraduate students at UTD and UTA whose families make less than a certain amount will qualify for free tuition next year. It's all part of a program to make a college education more affordable for Texans.