Irving TX

Early morning drivers in Arlington experienced a shocking scene that shows just how dangerous our roads can be. Buckle up as we revisit that fateful moment.

The Dallas church plans a welcome service on Sunday as the longtime pastor resumes duties after surgery and recovery.

Should anything bad happen to Michael J. Mooney, his wife is in possession of a list of potential suspects. Those suspects include Mexican cartel members, the family of an American sniper who almost certainly lied about his kills, the world’s largest sex trafficker, and other unsavory characters Mooney has written...

A rollover crash in north Fort Worth closed part of U.S. 287 at Blue Mound Road late Saturday morning, officials said. The Texas Department of Transportation posted about the crash on X shortly before 11 a.m. South/eastbound US 287 is closed at Blue Mound due to a crash. — @txdotfortworth (@TxDOTFortWorth) October...

I’ve made my position on the idea of tearing down a 50-year-old I.M. Pei building so we can build a new stadium/arena/ice rink/rich people party barge clear: Dallas does a poor job of taking care of its properties. Buildings aren’t actually supposed to be disposable. If you take care of them—not to sound like the Mom...

FORT WORTH, TX — Mayor Mattie Parker said what she said — and she’s not walking it back. After a tense city council exchange with local activist Patrice Jones, Parker fired off a now-viral line that had the whole city talking: “Patrice, I still have your casket.” That single sentence lit up social media, community...

A family is suing Garland ISD with allegations that their special-needs son was physically abused by his teacher. This is the second lawsuit filed against the district, and a special ed teacher, within the last few months.

Those colorful spray paint lines on Texas roads mark underground utilities like gas, power, and water — here’s what each color means and why they matter.

Relax, it’s not a hallucination (though we might know what you’ve been up to after work these days). The herd of farm animals you just saw grazing through some of the most expensive real estate in North Texas? They’re supposed to be right there, doing just that. It’s all part of a plan. Sort of.

Dallas councilman Chad West talks about the effort to remove rainbow crosswalks by Gov. Greg Abbott.