Nationwide IV fluid bag shortage hits North Texas hospitals
The DFW Hospital Council admits local hospitals have been impacted, but they are not in panic mode yet. However, that’s not the case in other parts of Texas.
1 person shot near Eastern Hill High School
Fort Worth police are investigating a shooting that happened near Eastern Hill High School on Friday afternoon.
Dallas man who threatened to 'light up' Midlothian workplace sentenced to 40 years
An Ellis County man was sentenced to 40 years in prison earlier this week after he threatened to “light up" his workplace.
Princeton police look to identify body found on construction site
Police in Princeton released new renderings of a man whose body was found at a construction site last month.
Mattress Mack, Donald Trump's supporters rally at Gallery Furniture in Houston
A rally in support of Former President Donald Trump was held at Mattress Mack’s Gallery Furniture in Houston on Friday morning, ahead of Vice President Kamala Harris's visit to the city.
Fire extinguished at Pier 121 Marina in Lewisville
The Lewisville Fire Department put out a fire near Lewisville Lake on Thursday night.
State lawmakers to Ken Paxton: 'We won't quit' looking into Robert Roberson case
Texas state representatives released a 16-page response to an Office of the Attorney General who has called on Robert Roberson to be executed.
Azle teen becomes first person in Tarrant County convicted of murder for dealing fentanyl
Kaeden Farish will serve prison time for the death of 17-year-old Dustin Anderton, who overdosed and died from fentanyl-laced pills provided by Farish.
Jewelry thieves targeting victims of Southeast Asian descent during Diwali, Frisco police warn
Police believe older Southeast Asians are being targeted this time of year because of Diwali, when people bring out their jewelry to celebrate the goddess of wealth.
TCU unveils "The Portrait Project" honoring former slaves who helped form university
There are no confirmed images but plenty of documented references about husband and wife Charley and Kate Thorpe, former slaves who became trusted workers who compassionately helped form what we know today as TCU. The Thorps were never recognized — until now.
9 Farmersville High School students arrested for hazing
Nine students are facing charges related to hazing in the Collin County city of Farmersville.
AT&T partners with Oak Cliff native's non-profit to help students overcome digital divide
Adan Gonzalez fought his way, figuratively and literally, out of Oak Cliff and into college. Now, he's partnering with AT&T to help other locals achieve that same goal.
Dallas installs street signs honoring fallen first responders
Dallas police and firefighters killed in the line of duty will soon be memorialized with street signs in locations throughout the city. The first two were installed on Thursday.
Texas woman dropped child from 3rd floor balcony, puncture wounds found: court records
A 17-month-old girl who was found bleeding on a Galveston street on Wednesday had puncture marks on her back, according to an arrest warrant. Investigators believe the infant was intentionally dropped from a third-floor hotel balcony by her mother.
Police release video of deadly Arlington officer-involved shooting
Arlington released video of a deadly officer-involved shooting that happened earlier this month.
Mike Tyson on age concerns ahead of Jake Paul fight: 'I'm a different species of human being'
When asked to give a prediction on the fight the 58-year-old Tyson said "my intention is to hurt this young man."
9 Houston bars given 90-day suspension after 84 human trafficking victims found
The operation is believed to be the largest such investigation of suspected human trafficking at TABC-licensed businesses in state history.
Beyoncé to appear at Harris rally in Houston, sources tell AP
Beyoncé is expected to make an appearance at a rally for Vice President Kamala Harris in Houston Friday, alongside her mom, Tina Knowles, and country icon Willie Nelson.
Texas AG Ken Paxton argues for Robert Roberson’s execution in ‘shaken baby syndrome’ case
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is blasting state lawmakers for delaying the execution of a man convicted of killing his 2-year-old daughter and trying to dispute claims that he was sentenced based on “junk science."
Where refugees in Texas are arriving from
The number of refugees admitted into the country per year is proposed by the president and requires congressional approval.