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A Dallas woman was arrested after allegedly setting a house on fire and then using a knife to stab fire hoses as crews battled the blaze. Investigators identified the fire as intentional after witnesses reported hearing 37-year-old Jermecia Murphy admit to starting the fire at the scene. No injuries were...

Just when you think you've seen it all on I-35, a Sherwin-Williams truck takes an unexpected detour. The irony? It's all about paint!

An 8th-grade teacher in Dallas, Texas, recently spoke out about an issue that’s been more prevalent than ever. According to her, her students are suffering from serious learning problems, including literacy, critical thinking, and even basic reasoning skills. @heymisscanigetapencil. I love my students and my job. I’m...

A hotel clerk faced down an armed intruder with unexpected bravery, turning a bizarre robbery attempt into an unforgettable moment of courage.

FedEx is preparing to close a major logistics hub in Coppell, cutting hundreds of jobs in what stands out as Texas’s largest announced layoff so far for 2025. The decision will erase a critical node in the company’s supply chain network and leave hundreds of families in the Dallas–Fort Worth suburbs scrambling to...

DALLAS - Multiple people were shot late Saturday night at an event center in the Red Bird area of Dallas. Dallas Police say it happened around 10 p.m. at the Verbazend Creations & Event Venue, near I-20 on W Wheatland Rd. Detectives believe one man opened fire after a fight broke out.

This is why Dallas-Fort Worth is a love/hate experience for me.

If you’re looking for free things to do with kids over their holiday break, there’s no shortage of fun activities in Dallas-Fort Worth. One holiday hot spot is NorthPark Center, which has free performances and events appropriate for the whole family, along with seasonal decor to set the scene.

With over 3,000 dancers, 20 marching bands, and 29 giant inflatable balloons, the 2025 parade was just as magical as past years.

On Friday, Attorney General Ken Paxton announced a lawsuit against the East Plano Islamic Center, claiming an “illegal development scheme that violated Texas securities law.”