Irving

This weekend you can see the Mexico soccer team live, attend a super show a with Vanilla Ice and other '90s stars and go crazy for peaches in Weatherford.

It’s 4th of July weekend, and residents in Irving are showing their patriotism by planting flags in a tradition known as the Great Flag Caper, which has grown for more than 30 years.

Willie Nelson, Dave Chappelle and July 4th celebrations for the whole family. There is a lot to do in Dallas-Fort Worth this weekend!

One person is dead and three others are hospitalized following two crashes on I-30 early Sunday morning.

James Enochs, a disabled veteran, spent years serving as a combat photographer in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Last week volunteers worked to make James and his wife Linda's home safer.

A federal jury convicted a North Texas man for selling fentanyl online and possessing child pornography.

From Juneteenth celebrations to great way to make dad's day, there are a lot of things to do in Dallas-Fort Worth this long weekend.

Memorial Day weekend is about something much more than just spending time with family and friends. Many are making sure to honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom.

Irving police say the man that three officers shot and killed Friday night was wanted for murder.

The teen told officers the man offered him a ride to a Walmart to get a drink, but instead took him to an empty parking lot.

Irving police said officers shot and killed an armed man who pointed a gun at them Friday night.

The Irving Police Department took to social media to alert the community about an increasing number of school threats posted online. Irving is one of several cities in North Texas dealing with an increase in threats.

“There is no known or credible threat against any campus in Irving," said police in a statement.

The district says two prohibited weapons were found.

Officers found fentanyl, meth, cocaine, mushrooms and more inside two motel rooms.

Carlos Duarte was working with special privileges around 4 p.m. Wednesday when he jumped from a transport vehicle wearing nothing more than a pair of boxers.

Madison McDonald was sentenced to life in prison without a chance of parole.

The psychologist who evaluated Madison McDonald testified she believed the mother was mentally ill but also knew what she did was wrong and should not be found not guilty by reason of insanity.

Defense attorneys questioned Madison McDonald's mother about her mental illnesses for hours on Monday. McDonald has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity.