Irving TX

Colleyville is about to get a lot more effervescent. Pop and Pour, a champagne-focused lounge, is slated to open in Colleyville Town Center in mid-May, promising sparkling wines by the glass, small plates, and bottles to take home. Owner Jessica Glenn is planning a compact 1,461-square-foot space with roughly 30 seats

A town battens down the hatches for an upcoming H-E-B.

Ashley Turnbo's gift was made possible by The Studio, a Dallas pop-up store run by Dwell with Dignity.

Dallas Park and Recreation monitor bald eagle pair, Nick and Nora, and their three eaglets as eaglets begin the “branching” stage of development. The eaglets hatched in late March, and will start to leave the nest and learn to fly. During this stage, eaglets may be located on...

Not every brunch is worth the drive. But some are worth rearranging your entire weekend for, and I learned that the hard way after spending a few too many Sundays eating my way across the Lone Star State. Texas has this quiet reputation for doing things bigger and better, and...

Around 8:14am this morning, Southlake Police and Fire units responded to a crash involving two vehicles in the 600 block of State Highway 114 eastbound service road at Dove Road. Fire Department personnel extricated the driver (sole occupant) of one of the vehicles involved. That individual was transported to Baylor...

A North Texas woman is sharing her story of survival after suffering what doctors say could have been a catastrophic and likely preventable stroke. Grace Toler, 72, and her niece, Sandy McCary, have shared years of adventures together, including a recent birthday cruise. But during a routine trip to the grocery store,

A FOX 4 viewer’s dashcam caught a Waymo self-driving car blowing through a red light in busy Dallas traffic, and the video is making waves online. The incident happened on Irving Boulevard over the weekend, ... Read more

May 14, 2026 – Texas officials are facing growing scrutiny over the use—and alleged abuse—of Flock Safety surveillance cameras, as civil liberties advocates warn the rapidly expanding technology has outpaced oversight and privacy protections. Flock cameras, which are automated license plate readers installed by police

Fewer people are moving to Texas cities amid the country’s broader immigration slowdown, but the state remains home to some of the fastest growing cities in the country, new U.S. Census Bureau data show. Celina, a city about an hour north from downtown Dallas, was the fastest growing city...