Mesquite park shooting leaves 2 young men injured
Police were called to City Lake Park near Gross Street and Galloway Avenue just before 2 p.m. Friday. Witnesses say there was a group of young people gathered at the park before the shooting happened.
Baby dies from listeria outbreak linked to recalled ready-to-eat meat and poultry
A listeria outbreak linked to recalled meat and poultry products has caused 11 illnesses, nine hospitalizations, and one infant death in California.
Art students paint mural to brighten TWU walkway
Students at Texas Woman’s University in Denton are bringing new life to a section of campus with a mural. And they are bringing their art lessons alive in the process.
Tarrant County celebrates National Adoption Day with 33 child adoptions
Dozens of children officially joined their forever families on Friday as part of a National Adoption Day event in Tarrant County.
Dallas influencer sentenced to 10 years in murder-for-hire plot involving social media rival
A Dallas woman who was known for her online courses and business advice was sentenced to 10 years in federal prison after being convicted in a murder-for-hire case.
Thousands line up for Thanksgiving turkey giveaway at Fort Worth Fiesta Mart
Witherite Law Group says the event served more than 2,000 families with giveaways valued at more than $109,000.
Cheating on your spouse is no longer a crime in New York, with the repeal of a little-known 1907 law
New York has repealed a seldom-used law over a century old that made it a crime to cheat on your spouse. The misdemeanor once could have landed adulterers in jail for three months.
Ken Paxton won't testify in whistleblower lawsuit, Texas Supreme Court rules
The Texas Supreme Court said on Friday that Attorney General Ken Paxton does not need to testify under oath in a lawsuit filed by former employees.
'He's got a gun!' Wrong-way driver arrested after shootout near Southlake Central Market
Southlake police say a 19-year-old driver is in custody after he hit multiple vehicles, got out of his van, then pulled out a rife and started shooting.
1st US bird flu infection in a child confirmed by CDC
The child in California in the first confirmed case of H5 bird flu found in someone under the age of 18 in the United States.
Texas State Board of Education approves school curriculum with Biblical references
The Texas State Board of Education has approved a set of lesson plans for elementary students that includes stories from the Bible.
Ferris ISD employee fired for improper communication with student
A Ferris Independent School District employee was fired for inappropriate communication with a student.
5 things to know about Pam Bondi
Pam Bondi, President-elect Donald Trump's second choice for attorney general, has had a few political issues of her own.
State court sides with Dallas Police & Fire Pension System
The Dallas Police and Fire Pension System can move forward with its rescue plan after a win in court.
Texas lawmaker calls to cut UT System funding over program to cover tuition
A group of Republican lawmakers are questioning if funding for the University of Texas System should be cut after approving the expansion of a program to cover tuition and fees for qualifying students.
Florida man claiming to be Elon Musk accused of scamming elderly Frisco woman
A Florida man is in jail after police said he impersonated tech billionaire Elon Musk to scam an elderly woman in Frisco.
Fort Worth victim drives self to hospital after being shot while confronting car thieves
A person was shot multiple times in the arm before driving themselves to a Fort Worth hospital early Thursday.
Lewisville woman confronts man she says was taking inappropriate photos of her at Walmart
In the video, the man appears to admit to recording the woman and even says he will delete the images. The woman demanded to see the man’s phone to check, but he didn’t allow her and left.
Ellis County sanitation worker finds dead baby during garbage route
Authorities say a sanitation worker called 911 Thursday after finding a baby’s body while on his garbage route,
Euless man says he mutilated victims' bodies, ate human heart as part of 'ritualistic sacrifices'
A Tarrant County jury must now determine whether a Euless man convicted of killing three people, dismembering them and burning their bodies will receive the death penalty. He told police the killings were "sacrifices."