UNTHSC opens new nursing college in Fort Worth
There’s a new option in Fort Worth for students interested in becoming a nurse.
Man dies after crashing into TxDOT pole in Dallas
A man died after being trapped inside his car following a crash into a TxDOT pole early Wednesday morning.
Dallas City Council approves Forward Dallas plan, first zoning update in 18 years
The Dallas City Council approved the first major zoning change to city neighborhoods in the past 18 years.
16-year-old boy dies from Haltom City road rage shooting
A 16-year-old shot during a road rage incident in Haltom City last week has died. Police released clear surveillance pictures of the vehicle they're looking for.
Woman dies after being shot by murder suspect during Richardson police chase
Police say a woman and three children were passengers inside a stolen Cadillac driven by Donald Ingram. It was his bullets that hit her during a chase in which he also fired wildly at police before killing himself.
Waxahachie youth pastor who impregnated 14-year-old girl gets 50-year prison sentence
The 53-year-old pleaded guilty to sexaully abusing 4 minors. The young victims from the church told police he would regularly have sex with them on overnights trips and overnight stays at his house.
Fight over State Fair of Texas gun ban headed to Texas Supreme Court
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is taking the fight over the State Fair of Texas' gun ban to the Texas Supreme Court.
Off-duty Dallas paramedic in ICU after being T-boned by hit-and-run driver
Daniela Fonseca is a paramedic with Dispatch Health and is there for others at their worst times. But last Saturday, she was involved in a terrible car wreck. The person who T-boned her took off.
Dallas crime: Woman robbed, assaulted by 4 suspects
Dallas police have not announced any arrests or given descriptions of the four suspects involved in an assault and robbery over the weekend.
Fort Worth ISD superintendent resigns: What's next for the school district
Dr. Angelica Ramsey’s final day as superintendent is next Tuesday. Fort Worth ISD is expected to announce an interim superintendent next week.
Southwest Airlines to cut staff, routes in Atlanta, report says
Dallas-based Southwest Airlines will soon cut routes and staff in the southwest region, according to the union representing flight attendants for the airline.
Trackdown: Help find suspects in brutal assault outside South Dallas bar
In this week's Trackdown, Dallas police are looking for the suspects who brutally beat a woman outside of a bar in South Dallas.
Frisco chemical fire extinguished, 10 first responders taken to hospital
Firefighters battled a large chemical fire at a pool supply store in Frisco on Wednesday morning.
Frisco police arrest suspect who ran from traffic stop
Frisco police say they have arrested a suspect who ran from a traffic stop on Wednesday afternoon.
Denton church's youth director charged with possession of child porn, indecency with a child
Police say Craig Stone admitted to inappropriately touching one male victim and having naked images of another.
Dallas Weather: Lightning storms and hail hit DFW
Lightning storms and hail swept through the Dallas-Fort Worth area early Wednesday morning, but weather experts say the severe weather is unrelated to Hurricane Helene.
Fort Worth woman taken into custody after SWAT standoff
The standoff began when a woman called 911 for help around 2 p.m., but paramedics say the woman threatened to shoot anyone who came into the home on Brea Canyon Road.
Fort Worth ISD superintendent turns in voluntary resignation
After more than three hours in executive session Tuesday night, the Fort Worth ISD school board voted 8-1 to accept Superintendent Dr. Angelica Ramsey’s voluntary resignation.
Bee attack leaves North Richland Hills elderly man in ICU
An elderly couple was rushed to the hospital after being attacked by a swarm of bees. The 74-year-old woman was released the same day. However, her 72-year-old partner, who is allergic to bees, remains in critical condition at the hospital.
Texas man executed for killing infant son after waiving appeals
A Texas man who had waived his right to appeal his death sentence was put to death Tuesday evening for killing his 3-month-old son more than 16 years ago, one of five executions scheduled within a week's time in the U.S.