Richardson restaurant holds Christmas toy giveaway for families in need
A Korean BBQ restaurant in Richardson gave away thousands of dollars’ worth of toys Saturday morning to families who need a little extra help this year.
Richardson mother-daughter duo celebrates decades of teaching ballet
A North Texas mother and daughter are celebrating two big milestones this year. The mother has taught ballet for the city of Richardson for 45 years and her daughter 25 years.
Amazon same-day delivery sites bustling with last-minute orders
With Christmas just a few days away, Amazon has three same-day delivery sites scattered across North Texas for those last-minute gifts. FOX 4 took a tour of one of those locations.
Richardson student-athlete honored for her acts of service
A Richardson High School student-athlete who has faced her own adversities is being recognized during National Gratitude Month for the work she does with others.
Dallas Aryan Brotherhood gang member sentenced to 30 years in prison on drug charge
A Dallas member of the Aryan Brotherhood was sentenced to 30 years prison after prosecutors said he offered officers drugs and weapons to get out of charges during a traffic stop.
Texas judge temporarily blocks TEA's revised school rating system
The decision comes after a group of more than 100 districts filed a lawsuit claiming the guidelines were released too late.
Former teacher and coach in Richardson arrested for possession of child pornography
A former coach and teacher in Richardson and Dallas has been charged with possession of child pornography.
134 arrested in DFW-area sex sting, including 'one prominent DFW city employee', feds say
134 people across Dallas-Fort Worth were arrested as part a Homeland Security sting looking to find those paying for sex.
North Texas schools adjust games, recess for last day of triple-digit heat streak
With this summer surpassing 1954 with the fourth most triple-digit days on record, North Texas school districts have had to make a lot of adjustments to keep students safe during the excessive heat from adjusting game times to lots of indoor recess.
Richardson junior high closes gap in advanced classes through inclusive enrollment
A Richardson junior high school that was diverse in the hallways but not in its advanced classrooms discovered a way to close the gap. It's called ‘Operation Spot 'Em and Got 'Em,’ and the data shows it's working.
Richardson ISD offering daycare to employees in attempt to attract teachers
As school districts around the state look for ways to recruit and retain teachers and staff Richardson ISD is now offering its employees daycare.
Dozens of animals killed in fire at Richardson reptile pet store
Dozens of animals at the Serpentarium in Richardson died in the fire over the weekend. North Texas rescue groups and customers are stepping in to take in the surviving animals. The owner says they can repair the store, but it’ll take one to two months.
Road rage shooting on Hwy. 75 leaves 1 injured
Dallas police are investigating a suspected road rage shooting that happened Friday morning on Highway 75.
1 killed in Richardson shopping center parking lot shooting
One person is dead after a shooting in the parking lot of a Richardson shopping center.
Richardson mom accused of killing daughter's grandmother found incompetent to stand trial
Justice was delayed for the family of a woman shot and killed by her grandchild's mother at a Richardson Starbucks. The trial for Tranisa Watts was set to start last week, but a recent evaluation led the court to halt proceedings.
VIDEO: Concrete truck goes up in ball of flame in Richardson
A concrete boom pump caught fire near the intersection of E Collins Boulevard and Glenville Road in Richardson on Wednesday afternoon.
Richardson ISD set to expand use of locking cell phone pouches
Last fall, Richardson ISD rolled out a program to test a new tool to lock up student cell phones in hopes of unlocking learning. Now, the district says it worked.
Garland ISD bus driver saves student from potential predator
A bus driver spotted a man trying to lure one of her students into his car as she arrived. She then managed to calm the student down while figuring out how to capture his license plate.
Things to do in Dallas this weekend: May 19-21
The Impractical Jokers take on Arlington, Magic Mike heads to Frisco and festival fun for the whole family. There is a lot to do in Dallas-Fort Worth this weekend.
Richardson family of educators offers unique perspective on teacher shortage
With 80 years of the family working in Texas classrooms, they have a unique perspective on what it takes to retain teachers as the state deals with a shortage unlike other times.