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DALLAS — This summer, Dillas Primo Quesadillas, the 11-unit QSR+ quesadilla brand, is turning up the heat (and the sweet) with its newest limited-time offering: the Hot Honey BBQ Dilla featuring Nate’s Hot Honey. Launching on May 26 and available through August 4, the collaboration with fellow Texas-born Nate’s Honey C

Wondering what to try when you head to the State Fair of Texas this year? Here's a look at the 2026 Big-Tex Choice Awards finalist.

A Forney ISD elementary school principal was aware of the questionable past of a special education teacher she hired last year, and reportedly told him she could hire him if he changed his name. FOX 4's Peyton Yager has more.

We heat and repeat across North Texas, with southerly winds increasing humidity for the rest of the week. Today, expect mostly sunny skies, with some lingering smoky haze. Highs climb to the upper 90s and low 100s. Heat indices will approach 105.

A 70-year-old Richardson man was killed last Thursday night after being thrown from his car in a rollover crash on East Buckingham Road, with officers finding him unconscious on the ground when they arrived. Police identified the driver as Hagos Wldemical, who was pronounced dead following the roughly 8:50 p.m. collisi

DALLAS (KDAF) — On Aug. 4, Jason’s Deli launched a national competition called “The Great Sandwich Search” to find a new item for its menu. The contest invites customers to design a sandwich that will be featured at all locations as a limited-time offering later this year.

Three Dallas companies and police collaborate to get kids ready for the new school year.

Dallas Recreation Centers will be closed Friday, Aug. 7, as part of required city furlough days amid a budget shortfall. City officials said in a press release that the furlough day for the recreation centers was rescheduled to later in the summer “to keep recreation centers fully open during the peak summer rush.”

Dallas city leaders unveiled a significant step in the city’s evolving response to homelessness during a District 7 Community Listening Session, signaling plans for a transitional “pallet neighborhood” that could become one of Dallas’ newest tools for addressing chronic homelessness. While the meeting covered topics ra

Dallas County commissioners have revived a plan that could put a homeless-services tax before voters, taking a 3-2 procedural step Tuesday toward a Nov. 3 ballot measure. The vote does not impose the tax, but it puts the proposal back on a fast-moving track after commissioners initially rejected it. Commissioner...