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One woman was hospitalized after a watercraft accident on Sunday in Stone County. The Missouri State Highway Patrol (MSHP) records show that a 2015 Yamaha PWC was traveling east on Table Rock Lake, near Indian Point Marina. At 10:27 a.m., the woman struck a wave, which ejected her from the...

Selda Mediterranean Grill opened May 16 in Frisco. (Karen Chaney/Community Impact) Selda Mediterranean Grill recently opened in Frisco, a company representative said. The restaurant serves Mediterranean dishes including shepherd salad featuring tomato, cucumber, feta cheese, onion, parsley, olive oil and lime; and...

After closing its doors due to health struggles and the pandemic, this iconic Texas restaurant is making a triumphant return.

Look! Up in the sky — it's your dinner. If you thought a robot delivering your food order was the thing that would propel society closer to living in a dystopia, think again. Now, your food won't come from the street. It'll come straight from the clouds. Flytrex, which...

A Dallas County district court judge dismissed Attorney General Ken Paxton’s lawsuit against the State Fair of Texas and the city of Dallas over the fair's gun policy enacted last year. In a June 24 ruling, Judge Emily Tobolowsky granted the city and State Fair’s motions for summary judgment...

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Harry Monroe has been an educator for 51 years. He spent 33 of those with Dallas ISD. Now, he's leaving for health reasons.

DALLAS - A man led Dallas firefighters on a slow-speed chase in a heavily damaged SUV, driving on only three wheels, before being arrested for driving while intoxicated overnight Sunday, according to police. Odd Pursuit Leads to DWI Arrest. ◀︎ ▶︎. Image 1 of 6. ▼. What we know:

Christle Nadia Ruiz, 22, and Ricardo Antonio Flores, 29, were living together at a home in Dallas, where they sold fentanyl, USAO said.

A group of faith leaders and parents from North Texas this week sued to stop a new state law that will require public schools to display the Ten Commandments in classrooms, arguing it violates their First Amendment and parental rights.