Doctor born in segregated Parkland unit voted 1st Black president of Parkland medical staff

The staff at Parkland Hospital voted Dr. James Griffin as president of Parkland medical staff. The Dallas native is the first African American to hold the position at the county hospital.

Man charged with punching flight attendant on Dallas flight also allegedly kicked officer in the groin

A man accused of punching a flight attendant later kicked a police officer in the groin and spit on officers who were removing him from the plane in Texas, according to a newly released report by an FBI agent.

Dallas man died protecting son from gunfire during home invasion, widow says

His family says he was killed while protecting his 4-year-old son from the intruders' gunfire in their apartment. Police are still looking for the attackers. The victim’s now-widow and their son witnessed the deadly shooting.

Eddie Bernice Johnson's 'painful death' due to 'medical negligence,' family claims

Lawyers for Eddie Bernice Johnson's son claim the longtime congresswoman died of an infection after she was allegedly left "lying in her own feces and urine."

Man arrested from diverted Dallas flight accused of assaulting flight attendant

An American Airlines passenger faces criminal charges after reportedly assaulting a flight attendant on a flight that departed from Dallas and was diverted to Amarillo.

Dallas weather: Foggy morning, rain coming Thursday night

North Texas woke up to some very dense fog on Thursday morning. Check out some of the amazing photos and videos.

Flight from Dallas diverted to Amarillo due to disruptive passenger

An American Airlines flight that took off from Dallas was diverted to Amarillo because of a disruptive passenger Wednesday afternoon.

DFW Airport celebrates 50 years serving North Texas

This month marks 50 years of DFW Airport’s service to the region and around the world. As a lot has transpired and evolved over the five decades, the airport says it maintains that safety must be a priority.

COVID, flu cases on the rise in North Texas, hospital officials say

Respiratory viral season is in full bloom with COVID, flu and RSV cases keeping medical providers across the Metroplex busy.