Fort Worth police to share video of 2 officer-involved shootings

Fort Worth Police Chief Eddie Garcia is expected to share video of two separate fatal officer-involved shootings that occurred on May 16.

Playhouse fundraiser supports children in foster care
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It's opening day for Dallas Casa's Parade of Playhouses at NorthPark Center! Here's what you can do to support children living in foster care.

Artists design custom banners to be displayed in Deep Ellum
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Deep Ellum is getting a makeover ahead of the FIFA World Cup! Here's a look at more than 180 new banners, representing all of the teams.

Charges dismissed against Trinidad water protestors as city hall closes

A Henderson County grand jury and a municipal judge have dismissed all charges against two citizen journalists arrested in Trinidad, Texas, following public outcry over the city's ongoing water issues and First Amendment rights.

Homeless Fort Worth veteran hopes to reunite with dog after settling in new RV

A Fort Worth veteran who was forced to give up his dog while experiencing homelessness now hopes to reunite with his pet after settling in a newly gifted RV.

Kindergarten COVID kids now visit Zoo in 6th grade
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Kids who were in kindergarten when the pandemic began are now graduating from the sixth grade. A mom at Canyon Creek elementary school in Richardson wanted to make sure they didn't miss out on an important kindergarten rite of passage, a field trip to the Dallas zoo

Texas GOP chair calls for end to negative ads in Senate
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The leader of the Texas Republican Party is asking Sen. John Cornyn and Attorney General Ken Paxton to end their negative ad campaigns against each other in the days leading up to the runoff election.

Keller Police warn of dangerous e-bike usage in Texas
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The Keller Police Department is warning against dangerous usage of e-bikes after a rash of incidents involving young riders.

Dallas Zoo field trip fulfills pandemic promise for Richardson ISD 6th graders

Canyon Creek Elementary sixth graders in Richardson finally visited the Dallas Zoo, completing the kindergarten field trip they missed in 2020 due to COVID-19 lockdowns.

Dallas Park and Recreation Department proposes $13M in budget cuts; Community centers face closure

The Dallas Park and Recreation Department is proposing severe service cuts, including closing community centers and reducing park maintenance, to close a $13 million budget shortfall for the upcoming fiscal year.

Dallas exoneree honored at National Civil Rights Museum
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Dallas native Richard Miles is now part of the National Civil Rights Museum in Memphis Tennessee for his work with people being released from prison.

Dallas exoneree Richard Miles honored at National Civil Rights Museum

Dallas native Richard Miles is now part of the National Civil Rights Museum in Memphis Tennessee for his work with people being released from prison.

Officials monitoring World Cup health risks including Ebola, hantavirus

North Texas health officials and the CDC are monitoring global disease outbreaks, including Ebola in Congo and hantavirus in Argentina, ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup to mitigate risks as millions of fans travel to Texas.

Paxton investigates Meta glasses over privacy concerns

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has launched an investigation into Meta's Meta AI Glasses for possibly collecting and sharing Texans' personal data.

Grand Prairie police shooting suspect faces federal firearm charges

Federal charges have been filed against 30-year-old Malik Williams after he allegedly fired an AR-15 at Grand Prairie police officers during a pursuit triggered by a domestic violence call in North Texas.

CBP officers seize $600K in cocaine hidden in minivan at Texas port of entry

U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers at the Hidalgo International Bridge seized more than $600,000 worth of cocaine hidden inside a vehicle earlier this month, federal authorities announced Thursday.