Dallas County

The drop-in center located at the Fannie C. Harris Youth Center in Dallas provides homeless youth access to immediate supportive services with limited hours. But thanks to a $215,000 grant from the Moody Foundation, the center can now expand to stay open 24/7.

The city said a pedestrian was attempted to cross the highway on foot, running south across the westbound lanes in front of Irving Mall when he was hit by the truck.

Security cameras captured video of the man breaking into the north Oak Cliff church and stealing nearly $8,000 worth of musical equipment.

Abbott says there will be accountability following the botched response to the shooting in Uvalde. Now almost three months later, people in Uvalde and lawmakers are wondering how long that will take.

Dallas County Health and Human Services has reported the county's second heat-related death for the 2022 season.

Students at the school near Downtown Dallas were surprised and honored to see Jennifer Hudson walk into the building.

The city council’s move won’t make abortion legal in Dallas, but it does aim to keep it a low priority for law enforcement when the state’s trigger law banning abortions goes into effect.

Dallas police are investigating a shooting that injured a 10-year-old child Wednesday afternoon.

College freshmen who recently aged-out of the foster care system found some extra help as they moved into the dorms at Paul Quinn College.

Richardson ISD is launching a pilot program at one of its junior high schools to test out new technology that allows cell phones to be locked during the school day.

The State Fair of Texas announced the top 10 mostly fried foods that will will be available at this year's fair. They include foods like Chicharron Explosion Nachos and Deep Fried Rocky Road with Blue Bell Ice Cream.

Paying college athletes has been a sore subject at SMU for decades. But now through NIL, donors are legally paying athletes. It’s not just SMU athletes benefiting from NIL. UNT and schools across Texas are doing the same.

A Dallas jury unanimously found Yaser Said guilty of killing his two teen daughters on Tuesday. He was sentenced Said to life in prison without the possibility of parole.

With property values soaring, some Dallas City Council members are concerned about the size of the city's spending along with it. One council member pointed out that if the city's spending continues at this pace, its reserve fund would no longer be at the recommended level in just three years.

The man accused of shooting three Asian women at a Dallas hair salon has been indicted on multiple hate crimes.