Dallas TX

What drives a woman to cling to the side of a speeding SUV? A strange encounter on a Dallas highway raises eyebrows and concerns.

DALLAS — A while back, I promised a series highlighting charities that are helping Texans in many ways, including staying right on the money. Well — just like when we have an idea to volunteer or donate and don’t follow through — I failed to actually act on my idea.

DALLAS - A Dallas police officer turned himself in after a warrant was out for his arrest for theft of property. Dallas police's own Senior Corporal, Shawn Freeman, turned himself into the Dallas County Sheriff’s Department for a warrant out of Dallas for property theft. The theft allegedly ranges...

DALLAS — “You see that? The cross,” said Clarence Glover, a former SMU professor of African American studies, as he walked through Freedman’s Cemetery. He pointed out the layout to David Malcolm McGruder, executive pastor at Friendship-West Baptist Church. “It is designed so we can come...

Tonight, Ice Cube is bringing his “Truth to Power: 4 Decades of Attitude” tour to Dallas–Fort Worth. The show takes place at the Dickies Arena in Fort Worth. Doors open at 7 p.m., the concert kicks off at 8 p.m. Fans can expect a mix of Ice Cube’s greatest hits, from his days with N.W.A. to classics from his […]

The Dallas Police Department is turning to the community for assistance in a high-stakes aggravated robbery case involving an armored truck. According to the Dallas Police Department, the incident took place on August 22, in the 2700 block of Martin Luther King, Jr. Boulevard. The suspect, whose image has been...

Texas Lottery pays out another huge prize! Here's the story of the latest $3 million winner and the scratch-off that made them rich.

From Sept 6-7, the North American Reptile Breeders Conference, NARBC, brought together reptile breeders and enthusiasts alike at Dallas Market Hall. The event united over 100 vendors from across the nation, showcasing spectacular snakes, interesting insects and peculiar plants. Brian Potter, co-owner of NARBC, said...

Mexican Is Second to Die After Dallas ICE Site Shooting

Dallas city leaders are pausing plans to shift trash collection from alleys to curbs in thousands of neighborhoods. The decision affects about 44,000 homes with narrow 8- to 9-foot alleys, where city trucks have struggled to safely maneuver.