Dallas Basks in Sunday Sun Before Winds Whip and Storms Roll In
Today, opened clear and comfortable in Dallas, with a cool morning near 59°F and an afternoon on track to warm into the low 80s. Low humidity and a light southwest breeze should make this one of the better days of the week for patios, park time and knocking out errands before things get active again.
Suspect dead after failed carjacking attempt, Garland police say
GARLAND, Texas — Garland police are investigating a fatal shooting this evening after a hit and run suspect reportedly tried to leave the scene of an accident by attempting to steal the wrong vehicle. Authorities have told WFAA at the scene that the shooting death occurred after a suspect...
Uptown Dallas Parking Lot Brawl Erupts Into Deadly Predawn Shooting
Last Monday in Uptown Dallas, a parking lot fight turned fatal when gunfire broke out, leaving one man dead. Officers arrived at a business parking lot in the 2700 block of McKinney Avenue at about 2:50 a.m. and found the victim wounded. First responders performed CPR and rushed him to a nearby hospital, where he died shortly after arriving. Detectives say the incident...
Gunfire Near Skyline High Sends One To Hospital As Cops Hunt Shooters
Gunshots shattered the quiet on a Dallas residential street today when unknown gunmen opened fire on a car near Skyline High School, sending one person to the hospital and kicking off a manhunt in the Buckner Terrace neighborhood, police said. Officers were called to the 4600 block of Wimbelton Way,...
Suspect in Texas hospitalized after shooting following vehicle theft, police chase
Police shot a 30-year-old suspect Saturday night after he allegedly stole a vehicle and led officers on a pursuit in Grand Prairie. The suspect fired an AR-15-style rifle at an officer’s patrol car before being struck by return fire; no officers were injured. The suspect is expected to survive...
Incumbent Jim Ross re-elected as Arlington mayor
Arlington voters decided a closely watched mayoral race shaped by debates over taxes, budgeting, growth and the city's future direction.
Pedestrian struck and killed by train in south Irving
IRVING, Texas - Police are investigating after a pedestrian was struck and killed by a train in south Irving late Sunday night. Irving police, fire, and EMS personnel were called to a major crash report in the 200 block of South Nursery Road at about 9 p.m. When they arrived, emergency responders found a male lying near the railroad tracks.
Woman arrested at Dallas Love Field with 75 pounds of marijuana in 3 suitcases
Dallas Police arrested a woman at Dallas Love Field Airport on Thursday after narcotics detectives found three suitcases full of marijuana, police say. Police said they were notified by an airline that a bag had broken open and a large amount of marijuana was visible inside. Narcotics detectives were dispatched and they uncovered two additional suitcases with the drug packed inside in vacuum-sealed...
Texas hasn’t built a real mall in 25 years—and now one is gone
Texas' last enclosed mall opened when Shrek was new.
This Old-Fashioned Texas Restaurant Brings Back Memories Of Grandma’s Cooking
You know that feeling when a dish tastes exactly like a hug from your grandmother? This place captures that magic in every single bite. The recipes are old fashioned, the portions are generous, and nothing on the menu tries to be trendy or clever. Think pot roast that falls apart, mashed potatoes with little lumps that prove they are real, and rolls that soak...

















