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A murder suspect was fatally shot by Dallas police during an armed confrontation during a traffic stop near a Mesquite shopping mall.

North Shore and Duncanville fans were caught fighting inside AT&T Stadium. The post Chaotic Brawl Breaks Out Between Rival High School Students at Cowboys’ AT&T Stadium [VIDEO] originally published on Total Pro Sports .

These beloved news anchors, one based in San Antonio, are expanding their horizons. Here's the latest in local news station shakeups.

Vaping has become a popular substitute for smoking cigarettes. It's also become just as bothersome as smoking a cigarette.

A late-night drive in West Oak Cliff turned deadly early today when a car jumped a curb and slammed into a tree in the center median, killing a male passenger and sending two women to the hospital. The crash happened on the 1500 block of Duncanville Road as the vehicle headed north, clipping a curb before striking...

DALLAS — Immerse yourself in fine holiday dining as Winsome Prime will open on Christmas Day, offering dinner service from 4 to 10 p.m. at its Trinity Groves location with a holiday menu that includes several vegan options. The restaurant, located at 331 Singleton Blvd., will serve a range...

AUSTIN, Texas — Three men were arrested for suspected gift card fraud estimated at $14 million. The Texas Financial Crimes Intelligence Center (FCIC) arrested Kristians Petrovskis, Romunds Cubrevics and Nurmunds Ulevicus for suspected gift card cloning. Officials say the men had over 400 gift cards in their...

In a twist to the Preston Hollow Christmas lights saga, a private group has taken out a special event permit limiting public access to part of the neighborhood. While pedestrians were allowed to check out the display Sunday evening, it seems a blockade of sorts was in effect the two nights prior.

You may have noticed more police out than usual. That’s because many agencies step up patrol over the holidays to discourage people from driving drunk.

Hundreds of children and their families lined up Saturday inside the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center, where Operation Care International turned a chunk of the cavernous downtown space into a one-day hub for coats, medical care and a dose of holiday joy. Kids walked out with new coats, shoes and toys,...