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Major cleanup efforts are underway in counties to the west of the metroplex after severe storms spawned tornadoes Saturday night.

Right after a tornado ripped through the property owned by the Schrick family in Millsap on Saturday, they were out assessing the damage.

There are seven new additions to the permanent collection of the Dallas Museum of Art, acquired from the Dallas Art Fair.

About 15 motorcycles were involved in what officials say is a “mass casualty” crash that left at least 17 people injured Friday night.

Police are searching for a gunman after they say four people, including children, were shot at an apartment complex Friday evening in Garland.

With more companies relocating to the Lone Star State, State Sen. Royce West says the state must also make room for the workers they bring.

Easter weekend will be extra special for a North Texas teacher and her husband. The couple received an unexpected extra blessing along the road to parenthood.

Someone who tested positive for measles visited 3 Plano stores last week while they were contagious according to Collin County Health Care Services.

Oak Cliff boxer Shurretta Metcalf is DFW’s first female world champion boxer. Now she’s training for a historic all-women’s boxing card at Madison Square Garden.

Homeowners in a Hutchins neighborhood still recovering from a spring storm hope to be spared from rough weather over Easter weekend.

We all look for that magic bullet, that one thing that works to fix a problem. Teachers in Everman ISD took a different approach; they found a way that many of their kids love to learn math, but mixed it with several other ways of teaching. They’re reaching all students the way they like to learn, and the numbers show...

The Dallas Parks and Recreation Department is bringing in goats to clear an invasive plant from a local park just north of Love Field.

Six Dallas firefighters are being evaluated after experiencing breathing issues while fighting a house fire Friday afternoon.

A new affordable housing community in Fort Worth is named after the grandmother of Juneteenth, Opal Lee, and she couldn’t be more delighted.