Man sentenced to life in prison for 2017 Frisco murder

A 44-year-old man will spend the rest of his life in prison after being convicted in a cold case murder that happened in Frisco in 2017.

Keller resident wins $1 million in Powerball drawing

A Keller resident claimed a $1 million prize from the Dec. 6 Powerball drawing, the Texas Lottery announced this week. The winning ticket was purchased at a gas station in Fort Worth.

Dallas weather: DFW could see one of its warmest Christmases on record

It’s beginning to look a lot like... spring break. Forecasters say near-record-breaking heat is possible for the DFW Metroplex this Christmas, with temperatures expected to soar nearly 20 degrees above normal.

Former NFL player Myles Jack arrested at Frisco home
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An incident with police has landed the co-owner of the Allen Americans hockey team in jail this week.

Texas gets restraining order against TV maker after software lawsuit

A temporary restraining order has been put in place against Hisense after Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton filed a lawsuit claiming the company spied on Americans.

New DFW Terminal A entrances set to open Friday

Holiday travelers in North Texas are getting an early Christmas gift with the opening of new DFW Airport entrances.

Body recovered during kayaker search at Marine Creek Lake

A body has been found at a Fort Worth lake where a kayaker was reported missing Sunday, officials announced Wednesday.

TI opens new semiconductor factory in Sherman
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Gov. Greg Abbott helped to cut the ribbon on a new $40 billion factory that’s set to produce millions of semiconductor chips each day.

Displaced Fort Worth apartment resident receives items
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Nearly six months after a fire at a Fort Worth apartment complex left dozens of people stranded, one tenant finally received some of his belongings from the building.

FW murder suspect recaptured after weeks on the run
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A Fort Worth murder suspect is back behind bars after allegedly cutting off his ankle monitor and eluding police for weeks.

Texas Instruments opens new semiconductor factory in Sherman

Gov. Greg Abbott helped to cut the ribbon on a new $40 billion factory that’s set to produce millions of semiconductor chips each day. The Texas Instruments plant in Sherman will also create about 3,000 new jobs.

Trackdown: Help Dallas police solve 2024 shootout that killed bystander

A young man who came to Dallas after college in Louisiana had big dreams. Those dreams, and his life, were lost when he was fatally caught in a shootout.

Cooper Apartments: Resident receives heirlooms 6 months after fire

Nearly six months after a fire at a Fort Worth apartment complex left dozens of people stranded, one tenant finally received some of his belongings from the building.

US Border Patrol agent shoots, kills Mexican citizen near Rio Grande City

A confrontation near the U.S.-Mexico border turned deadly last week when a Border Patrol agent shot and killed a man during a struggle in the brush, federal authorities said Wednesday.

Gordon High School wins state title after tornado destroys football field

A North Texas high school football team is celebrating a state championship despite a tornado destroying the school’s football field.

Texas highway funding saved more than 3500 lives, billions in costs, report finds

Roadway improvements funded over the last decade are credited with saving more than 3,500 lives and preventing $9.3 billion in economic costs from crashes.

Texas lawsuit says 5 TV companies are 'spying' with content recognition tech

In the most basic terms, ACR technology sees and hears what you're watching so it can get an idea of your taste in content, and then recommend things you might like based on what you've seen.