Hospital fires employee after viral video shows mother giving birth in waiting room
A Dallas-area woman is seeking answers after she was forced to give birth in a hospital waiting room, an event captured in a viral video, leading the facility to fire the employee seen delaying care.
77-year-old Fort Worth woman escapes violent home invasion
A 77-year-old Fort Worth woman who uses a wheelchair escaped a brutal home invasion and beating by dragging herself across broken glass, leading to the arrest of the 21-year-old suspect.
Tire shop manager killed in workplace shooting, employee charged
A Dallas tire shop manager was fatally shot by one of his employees inside the business on Monday, with the motive currently unknown.
Fort Worth Police Chief Garcia creates new unit to boost transparency and civil rights protections
Fort Worth Police Chief Eddie Garcia announced the formation of a Constitutional Policing Unit aimed at increasing transparency, accountability, and civil rights protections by proactively reviewing departmental policies and procedures.
Addison is the 5th city considering DART departure
The city of Addison could be the fifth city to consider withdrawing from Dallas Area Rapid Transit.
Camp Mystic announces 2026 reopening at Cypress Lake, details new safety measures
Camp Mystic announced plans to reopen its Cypress Lake property for Summer 2026, implementing major safety upgrades to comply with and exceed new state regulations enacted after the deadly July 4th flooding at its main location.
These are all the Texas Republicans leaving Congress
The announcements have all come in the midst of a rare mid-decade congressional redistricting, which the GOP hopes will increase their House presence by five.
Questions surround Texas A&M student's death after Austin tailgate event
A Texas A&M student died over the weekend after attending a tailgating party at the University of Texas in Austin. Now, her family wants more answers about her death.
Texas Gov. Abbott formally requests suspension of CAIR's tax-exempt status
The move comes after the governor designated the Islamic non-profit as a terrorist organization, banning it from owning property in Texas.
SMU law professor still missing; family hires private search team
Police have ended the official search for a Southern Methodist University law professor who disappeared while hiking in the mountains in Georgia three weeks ago. However, Charles Hosch’s family has not given up hope
Elderly Texas couple missing since Thanksgiving found dead
Authorities in New Mexico found the bodies of an elderly couple from Texas who had been missing since Thanksgiving.
Palo Pinto Mountains State Park opens January 1 with Opening Day Hikes
The newest Texas State Park, Palo Pinto Mountains State Park, will host limited, ranger-guided First Day Hikes on New Year's Day, January 1, 2026, for visitors who secure advance reservations.
Michael and Susan Dell pledge $6.25B for children’s investment accounts in Trump program
Billionaires Michael and Susan Dell announced a record $6.25 billion pledge to support up to 25 million American children by expanding participation in the new "Trump Accounts."
Beheaded bison found in North Texas; sheriff searching for suspects
The individual or individuals responsible removed the animal's head and left the rest of the carcass behind near County Road 301.
Decatur middle school student dies in ATV crash over holiday weekend
A 13-year-old middle school student in Decatur died Saturday after the ATV he was riding in overturned.
ICE reportedly targeting Somalis in Minneapolis
Twin Cities leaders on Tuesday said an operation by the Trump Administration to target undocumented Somali immigrants is underway. Find live updates here.
Trump administration threatens to withhold SNAP benefits from Michigan, other states next week
The Agriculture Secretary said the department would be withholding benefits to states because of requests for names and immigration status of aid recipients being denied.