Statue of late Dallas County DA Craig Watkins unveiled at courthouse
The late Dallas County District Attorney Craig Watkins, known for his efforts to free the wrongly convicted, now has a statue in his honor.
Man accused of killing woman he lived under North Dallas bridge with
U.S. Marshals have arrested Joshua Schaeffer, who is charged with murder in the death of Danielle Hollowell after allegedly stabbing her following a struggle at a North Dallas homeless encampment earlier this week.
SMU law professor reported missing on Appalachian Trail
A search is underway in north Georgia for Charles Hosch, an adjunct professor at SMU’s Dedman School of Law from the Dallas area, who went missing after hiking near the Appalachian Trail in Georgia earlier this week.
3 Texas cities earn spots on World’s Best Cities 2026 list
3 Texas cities have been recognized in the World’s Best Cities 2026 rankings for their strong economy, business presence, and high quality of life.
Whooping cough cases on the rise in Texas
Whooping cough cases in Texas have reached a number that has not been seen in the state in more than a decade, and medical experts are concerned.
Dallas air travelers optimistic about holiday plans despite continued FAA reductions
Now that the longest government shutdown in history has ended, many are wondering if their travel plans for the holidays will be affected in the aftermath.
Texans expected to receive full SNAP benefits in days
If you receive SNAP benefits, you could see them in your account this weekend. The government is moving quickly to get food aid to people who have been suffering through the shutdown.
Dallas residents weigh in on council discussion over vacating city hall
Dallas City Council is weighing whether to move out of its iconic City Hall, saying leasing office space could save $43–$97 million over 10 years.
Reunion Tower plans 10th Lone Star NYE Bash with drones and fireworks
Reunion Tower will celebrate its 10th annual Lone Star NYE on December 31, 2025, with a massive show featuring 500 drones, fireworks, and lights that will be livestreamed for viewers worldwide, though the public viewing lawn will be closed.
Trackdown: Rowlett park shooting suspects wanted for nearly killing innocent man
A shooting in broad daylight injured an innocent man at a Rowlett park. Detectives believe the gunfire spilled over from fights after a high school football game.
Dallas moves mayoral, city council elections to November
Dallas residents will now elect new leaders in November instead of May. The goal is to increase voter turnout and reduce the expenses for holding multiple elections.
Juvenile runaways allegedly brought from Dallas to Houston; suspect arrested
Harris County constable deputies arrested a suspect accused of driving to Dallas to pick up juvenile runaways and bringing them to Houston.
Northern lights: How to best capture the aurora borealis on your phone
Get ready to turn those faint glows into vibrant photos! Your smartphone is powerful enough to capture the aurora if you know these key tricks.
Thief caught on camera targeting 2 Irving shops minutes apart
Irving police are investigating two overnight break-ins at small businesses on MacArthur Boulevard, believed to be carried out by the same thief caught on surveillance video.
Irving police investigate 2 connected break-ins
Surveillance footage caught a suspect in a unique hoodie committing the crimes at separate businesses.
Mavericks fans celebrate firing of Nico Harrison
Since Luka Dončić was traded to the Los Angeles Lakers, then-GM Nico Harrison became one of the most hated men in Dallas.
THC ban in spending bill sparks backlash from Texas business owners
A federal spending bill aimed at reopening the government also threatens to ban nearly all hemp-derived THC products, sparking debate among Texas business owners and lawmakers.
Dallas Mavericks fans outside AAC celebrate firing of GM Nico Harrison
Following nine months of fan protests over the controversial Luka Dončić trade, Dallas Mavericks General Manager Nico Harrison was fired after the team opened the 2025–26 NBA season with a dismal 3–8 record. Fans outside the AAC react.
Richardson ISD class project inspires science learning
Their assignment: to create a rollercoaster out of paper! The project set the wheels of these kids’ minds in motion. Bringing the paper rollercoaster to life meant learning about a lot of science concepts, like kinetic energy. Their teacher says she had no idea the project would hold the students' interest so well.