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Celina police have arrested a driver accused of fleeing the scene of a fatal crash.

Free admission to the State Fair of Texas is returning for Dallas ISD students in 2026 through the city's Teen All Access Pass program, according to a Dallas Parks and Recreation board member.

The purpose of the new role is to act as an enforcer of policies to foster safe learning environments, following widespread investigations into Texas educators the agency calls “flawed.”

Police are asking residents to stay away from the scene of a shooting in Irving that left one person in critical condition.

A Mont Belvieu man faces up to 20 years in prison after pleading guilty to running a $2.1 million "meme stock" Ponzi scheme that defrauded his friends and colleagues.

The Texas Department of Public Safety has released their five-year plan for homeland security in the state, largely focusing on surveillance, prediction and preemptive law enforcement.

Fort Worth police have installed new bullet-resistant glass on some of their cars, with more upgrades to come.

A new report has issued the Texas power grid a "D-" grade, citing ERCOT's failure to connect with neighboring states and a reactive planning approach that struggles to keep pace with soaring demand from data centers and industry.

It’s been five years since a Richardson business owner was stabbed to death as he walked to his car. Police are still trying to track down his killer.

On the first day of open applications for the Texas private school voucher program, the state says 20,000 students threw their names in for consideration.

Kansas lawmakers proposed a bill that would require children to be potty-trained before enrolling into kindergarten.

A Texas law requiring state entities to sever ties with financial companies that "boycott fossil fuels" has been blocked by a district judge.