Reduction in SNAP benefits will put pressure on North Texas food banks

As of March 1, Texans who receive food stamps through the SNAP program go back to receiving pre-COVID benefit amounts even though inflation – especially for food – is at record highs.

Trackdown: Help find Anthony Wilson's killer

This week's Trackdown focuses on a shooting at a South Dallas party room during a spring break party last March.

Rare documents from America's history now on display at Bush Center

There's now a place where you can see rare historical documents like the U.S. Constitution and the Federalist Papers in North Texas. It's part of a larger exhibit detailing why "Freedom Matters."

Arlington Martin High basketball team players punished after fight during last week's game

For Arlington Martin High School, Tuesday was the biggest game of the post-season. But the team played with just five eligible varsity players after a fight during a game last week caused most of the team to be ejected.

Jerry Jones sexual assault lawsuit revived by Texas appeals court

A Texas Appeals Court overruled a decision to throw out a lawsuit against Jerry Jones from a woman who claimed the Dallas Cowboys owner “kissed her on the mouth and forcibly grabbed her without her consent.”

Blue Goose Cantina on Greenville Avenue closing in March

The Tex Mex restaurant, which has been a Lower Greenville staple since 1984, will close its doors on March 19.

Irving rapper 2G.Kaash arrested on murder charge

The Irving rapper signed to Kodak Black's label Sniper Gang Records is charged with murder in a Dallas shooting.

Carrollton-Farmers Branch ISD discusses fentanyl with families

Parents and members of the Carrollton community expressed concerns over the district’s response to the string of student overdoses from fentanyl-laced pills.

Dallas man admits to shooting driver who "rear-ended" him, police records say

The victim was shot four times, according to an arrest affidavit. The alleged shooter told police he thought the man who rear-ended him also had a gun and was coming to confront him, but police say they did not find a gun in the victim’s car.

Dallas mayor calls on APD officers to work for Dallas Police Department instead

The mayor of Dallas is calling on Austin police officers to work for the Dallas Police Department instead. This comes as police contract negotiations remain at a standstill between the City of Austin and the Austin Police Association.

Shooting after Oak Lawn car accident sends 1 to hospital

Dallas police say a minor car accident in Dallas' Oak Lawn neighborhood ended in a shooting that sent one person to the hospital in critical condition and another to jail.

Richardson community raises thousands for crossing guard who suffered severe stroke

Longtime Richardson crossing guard Tammy Rogers suffered a severe stroke last month, leaving her paralyzed on her left side and her speech severely impaired.

Cedar Hill ISD cracking down on fighting in school

Some of the policies include 45 day suspensions for students involved in fight, punishments for students who record fights and an increase in random searches by Cedar Hill ISD police.

Dallas murder, sexual assault suspect arrested in Addison

Dallas police are asking for help tracking down 30-year-old Keldrick Hines who has warrants for murder and sexual assault.