Big Tex getting new wardrobe
Cavender’s and Resistol will outfit the State Fair of Texas ambassador
Years after middle school, Coppell officer celebrates Army graduation
Years after Coppell ISD school resource officer Tonard "Tee" Warmsley met Modjet Brown Jr. the two continue to demonstrate the lasting power of showing up. Brown first met Warmsley as a middle school student, and over the years, the school resource officer became a steady presence during some of Brown's biggest milesto
Bartender describes “darkness” in Richardson stabbing suspect
A Richardson bartender is still recovering after suffering multiple stab wounds during a May attack. FOX 4's David Sentendrey has more.
Gong cha inks 50-store franchise deal in Texas
Gong cha has signed a 50-unit franchising deal in Texas, marking the bubble tea brand’s largest direct franchising agreement, according to an emailed press release. Bakers Acres & Cattle Company, a ranching and real estate company that also operates a dozen Nothing Bundt Cake locations, will develop the tea stores in H
Dallas ‘hid’ homeless people from FIFA, council member says, cites ongoing ‘inhumane’ conditions
Dallas City Council member Cara Mendelsohn — who chairs the city's Housing and Homelessness Solutions Committee — says the city hid its homeless community from FIFA World Cup visitors and pushed unsheltered individuals out of downtown with no enforcement. The comments were part of a Facebook post made...
Woman charged in 2012 Arlington cold case murder could get bond hearing
The attorney for a woman charged in a 2012 Arlington cold case murder says she was "shocked" by the capital murder charge and is seeking a bond hearing.
Carrollton neighbor creates memorial for fallen soldier Isabella Gonzales
Tributes to fallen Private First Class Isabella Gonzales continue in Carrollton. A neighborhood memorial honoring the 19-year-old killed in action is drawing veterans and strangers alike, all stopping to remember the soldier they never met. “It hits home,” said John Jun, the homeowner who created the display facing Sta
Judge allows rap lyrics to be used in Yella Beezy trial
A Dallas County judge will allow certain rap songs to be used in the Yella Beezy/Mo3 murder trial, but not all of the songs that prosecutors were asking for. FOX 4's Steven Dial has more.
Arlington party shooting leaves 3 injured; 2 suspects arrested
ARLINGTON, Texas - Two men were arrested early Sunday after a fight at an apartment party led to a shooting that left three people injured, police said. Officers responded around 3:30 a.m. to a report of a fight at an apartment complex in the 900 block of Terrell Circle. Upon arrival, bystanders directed police to thre
Missing North Texas woman found dead; boyfriend charged with murder
The Grapevine community is reeling after a 41-year-old substitute teacher and mother of two was found dead after being reported missing earlier this month. Carrollton police officers and firefighters found Vera Pitulic in Carrollton on July 21 at around 8 a.m after responding to a call about an unconscious person in a
