Speeding Ticket In The Mail? What Every Texan Should Know
Picture this: a camera catching speeders, but not in Texas. We'll break down why your mailbox won't be holding any speeding tickets today.
North Texas man beat, smothered and choked 1-year-old before baby died, cops say
A Grand Prairie man is accused of beating, smothering and choking a 1-year-old boy before the baby died last Friday, according to an affidavit supporting warrants for the arrest of the man and his girlfriend, who is the child’s mother. The affidavit, obtained by Star-Telegram media partner WFAA-TV, details how the...
Federal Sweep: 21 “Kiccdoe” Gang Members Indicted on RICO, Murder, and Drug Charges in...
ARLINGTON, Texas — A massive collaborative law enforcement operation has resulted in the federal indictment of 21 alleged members of the violent “Kiccdoe” street gang, based in Arlington. The charges, announced by the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Northern District of Texas, include racketeering (RICO), murder, drug...
Meet the 21-Year-Old Behind TikTok’s Hottest Bakery in Texas
TikTok made a Texas bakery famous overnight. Pan Pan Bakery & Cafe in Dalworthington Gardens offers Mexican-Japanese treats that have customers lining up.
Texas Residents Are Upset With Taylor Sheridan For Turning The Dallas-Forth Worth Area Into...
Not everyone is excited about Taylor Sheridan moving Hollywood to the Dallas-Forth Worth area. The writer, director and creator of shows like Yellowstone, its prequel and sequel spinoffs, and his most recent hit Landman, has long been a supporter of the state of Texas. That’s probably because it’s the state he...
Formal search ends for missing SMU law professor a week after Georgia hike
Formal search-and-rescue operations are over for missing Southern Methodist University law professor Charles Hosch, who has been missing for more than a week after setting out on a hike in northern Georgia. Hosch, 67, was last seen in Union County, about two hours north of Atlanta. His family said he...
Temporary loss of SNAP benefits could lead to increased evictions
There’s concern that the temporary loss of SNAP benefits will mean an increase in the number of evictions across the Metroplex in the coming weeks. Interfaith Family Services has already seen an increase in those asking for assistance.
Local Resident Fatally Shot on Clark Road; Dallas Police Investigating
On November 24, 2025, Dallas Police responded to a shooting in the 9600 block of Clark Road. The incident happened at about 1:25 p.m. Officers found 33-year-old Brandon Brown with a gunshot wound.
Dallas Sneaks in Austin Street Deflection Wing to Swap Jail Time for Shelter Beds
Dallas County has quietly carved out an eight-bed transition unit inside the Austin Street Center, giving officers a new option when they encounter people suspected of criminal trespass. Instead of a straight shot to the county jail, some can now be steered into shelter and services, with the pilot focused on...
Downtown Dallas grocer reopens after high-rise flood forced closure
Ari Lowenstein spent part of his Monday the way he enjoys most, interacting with customers and helping them select a pasta, sauce, or fresh fruit and vegetables at Ari's Pantry. "It's good to be back," Lowenstein said. "It's good to have the brand going again.”. Ari's Pantry, which opened its...

















