Brush fire in Kaufman County burns 7 acres south of Terrell

Firefighters responded to a 10-acre brush fire on County Road 275 south of Terrell in Kaufman County on Thursday afternoon.

Dallas firefighter's 4-month-old baby returns home after extended health scare

The four-month-old son of a Dallas firefighter left the hospital on Thursday after more than 75 hospital staff members helped him recover from an unexpected, life-threatening diagnosis.

$12 billion in Medicaid funding restored to Texas hospitals

The federal government has agreed to restore nearly $12 billion in Medicaid funding to Texas hospitals, Gov. Greg Abbott said Thursday.

Texas Stock Exchange welcomes first newly launched ETF

One day after the Texas Stock Exchange celebrated gaining its first primary listings and first exchange-traded funds, the market is celebrating its first launch of a brand-new ETF.

3rd missing North Texas hiker’s body found following Grand Canyon flooding

Remains found in the Colorado River have been confirmed as missing North Texas native Timothy Smith, bringing the death toll to three after severe late-August flash floods devastated the Grand Canyon’s Phantom Ranch area.

North Texas Giving Day raises funds for local causes

North Texas Giving Day, the nation's largest community fundraising event, returns for its 18th year as donors support over 3,000 verified local nonprofits with donations running online through midnight.

Talarico, Paxton in dead heat in latest Texas Senate poll

The latest polling in Texas' pivotal U.S. Senate race shows a dead heat between Democrat James Talarico and Republican Ken Paxton.

Crews battle 8,700-acre Dry River Fire and multiple blazes across Texas amid heat

Texas crews achieve 100% containment on the historic 90,000-acre Ross Fire while battling active blazes including the 8,761-acre Dry River Fire in Sutton County.

Historic community near Dallas has never had running water

A small settlement south of Dallas has never had running water in its 148 years of existence – despite being only 15 miles from the ninth-largest city in the country. Sand Branch residents are working to revitalize their community after numerous struggles.

Sand Branch: A Water Crisis
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A small settlement south of Dallas has never had running water in its 148 years of existence – despite being only 15 miles from the ninth largest city in the country. Sand Branch residents are working to revitalize their community after numerous struggles.

Diesel prices hit record high in Texas, putting pressure on truckers and consumers

Diesel prices have hit a record high in Texas, topping $6 a gallon and putting a significant financial strain on truck drivers and small trucking companies.

Dallas leaders approve $5.7 billion budget for 2026-27
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Dallas City Council approved a $5.7 billion budget that includes cuts, layoffs, and reduced hours for several Dallas facilities. FOX 4's Amelia Jones has more.

Young boy back home after major Pleasant Grove crash
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A 5-year-old boy from Crandall is back at home after a month in the hospital recovering from serious injuries sustained in a car crash last month. FOX 4's Peyton Yager has more.

Frisco SWAT standoff suspect has multiple prior arrests
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Residents of the Grayhawk neighborhood in Frisco say they're concerned with an uptick in crime after a man was arrested following a SWAT standoff this week. FOX 4's David Sentendrey has more on the suspect's prior arrests.

SWAT standoff in Frisco neighborhood adds to crime concerns from residents

After a man was arrested following a SWAT standoff in a Frisco neighborhood, residents are concerned about a rise in crimes both solved and unsolved in the area.

Texas executes inmate for 2005 triple murder

LeJames Norman was executed by lethal injection in Texas for the 2005 triple murder of three people during an attempted drug robbery in Edna, southwest of Houston.

Dallas apartment shooting leads renewed safety push
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A deadly mass shooting over the weekend is putting attention on a Dallas apartment community where neighbors say there's been too much violence.