Dallas firefighters battle large pallet fire in Southern Dallas
When firefighters arrived they found a large amount of pallets on fire. Attack teams are in the process of containing the fire with ground lines and aerial ladder pipes.
AirTag Leads Texas Police to Stolen Vehicles
A Dallas woman used an AirTag to help police find her stolen truck and uncover a North Texas chop shop.
UT Dallas Scientist Leads Major Update to Emergency Heart Care Guidelines
Dr. Jane Wigginton, a medical scientist at the University of Texas at Dallas (UT Dallas), contributed to the 2025 American Heart Association (AHA) Guidelines for Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation and Emergency Cardiovascular Care. She served as the lead author of the adult Advanced Life Support (ALS) section. The updated...
Dallas shelves proposal to let police enforce federal immigration laws
Dallas city leaders have decided not to move forward with a proposal that would have allowed local police officers to help enforce federal immigration laws.
I-635 Traffic Alert: Major closures begin Thursday
Four of five eastbound lanes of I-635 (LBJ Freeway) in North Dallas will be closed from Thursday at 9 p.m. until Monday at 5 a.m. for major maintenance work. The affected stretch is between Preston Road and Park Central Drive, a high-volume area expected to see significant, unavoidable delays. The...
Dallas County, non-profits meet for summit on homelessness, drug use, jail overcrowding
Non-profits in Dallas County are working together to try to reduce the number of people jailed repeatedly on drug charges. A non-profit that provides treatment and counseling says they can work together on strategies for long-term recovery.
Food pantries across Dallas County
Below is a list of food pantries to help people in need. The list will be updated with additional locations when possible. Some locations may be running low. Be sure to call or find them online before going. Aunt Betteās Community Pantry. 3203 Holmes St, Dallas 75215. 214-421-5221. Harmony...
SNAP benefit losses could lead to evictions
The longer SNAP benefit recipients go without assistance, chances grow significantly for more problems. Interfaith Family Services is concerned about a spike in evictions because families will have to choose between buying food or paying their rent.
SNAP demand surges in North Texas as food banks expand outreach
Nearly 460,000 people in the region rely on benefits, half of them children, as local groups step up aid.
North Texas grocers suffer as SNAP funding remains suspended
OAK CLIFF, Texas - The ongoing government shutdown has brought difficult circumstances for families reliant on federal funding. The suspension of SNAP benefits is touching not just families, however, but also the grocers that provide the food. North Texas grocers and government shutdown. Maybe not so much for big...

















