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Two friends in North Texas founded Anxious Kittens, a student-led mental health initiative to help normalize conversations about depression and anxiety.

DALLAS — The drills on Commerce Street in Deep Ellum are hard to miss and hard to work around. While an orange sign near the construction zone insists Deep Ellum is still open for business, owners say that message is getting drowned out by the fences, orange cones and lane closures surrounding it.

One wouldn’t expect the organizers of a party to arrive and start reassembling the furniture as part of their hosting duties. But proving to be most accommodating, the Rosewood Mansion on Turtle Creek’s reputation for exemplary hospitality outshone itself on the evening of Wednesday, April 29. The occasion...

Cavender’s and Resistol will outfit the State Fair of Texas ambassador

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

A Richardson bartender is still recovering after suffering multiple stab wounds during a May attack. FOX 4's David Sentendrey has more.

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 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...

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.

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