Texas

Starting next week, Texans will no longer be able to buy sugary drinks and snacks with SNAP benefits. Here's what you need to know.

As the war in Iran continues, Texas farmers are weighing their options as the window to fertilize crops for the spring planting season begins to close. The state's agriculture commissioner believes timing, alternatives and Lone Star resilience might prevent disaster for the industry.

A juvenile is in critical condition after a shooting Wednesday afternoon near Bachman Lake Park on the north side of Dallas Love Field.

The war with Iran is driving up global oil prices and fueling an increase in local oil production. But it’s not a significant increase, according to the Dallas Federal Reserve.

Carrollton firefighters overcame difficult conditions to save a woman from a burning apartment this past weekend.

A man is in custody after firing an AR-15 from his vehicle at other vehicles at a Home Depot in Bastrop.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott has awarded $116 million in public safety grants to host cities to bolster security, equipment, and emergency coordination ahead of the upcoming FIFA World Cup.

DART CEO Nadine Lee is stepping down following a period of scrutiny and governance changes, prompting an immediate search for a new leader to guide the agency’s transit operations.

Parts of Texas will see a dramatic change in temperatures this week after baking in an early-spring heat wave this week.

Dallas police responded to a “security incident" that prompted the evacuation of NorthPark Center on Wednesday afternoon. The mall has since reopened.

Carrollton Police say a man arrested last week was charged with murder after a domestic dispute turned deadly.

A Frisco man who was convicted of decades of child sexual abuse will spend the next 50 years in prison.

Solar and wind power just hit record highs in the U.S. with explosive growth and plunging costs. Here’s which states are leading.

A 6-year-old girl died in a crash involving a dump truck in Arlington early Wednesday morning.

The Dallas Police Department is getting a funding boost to help with the huge task of ensuring the safety of hundreds of thousands of international visitors for this year’s World Cup.

State Rep. James Talarico has responded to statements made by a man described as a spiritual adviser to Secretary of War Pete Hegseth that called for the Democratic senate candidate to be "crucified."