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A Dallas panel could decide this week if new homes under construction can be completed over the protest of neighbors who say builders are knowingly not following zoning requirements.

Dallas police and fire responded to a man who barricaded himself in his 14th floor Westin Dallas Park Central hotel room Monday morning.

Undercover investigations into SeaQuest in Fort Worth follow reports from previous employees detailing abuse, fatal mishandling.

Investigators said 16 units at a complex on Randol Mill Road were damaged during a fire on Friday night.

The United Way of Metropolitan Dallas hosted one of its largest events of the holiday season, assisting more than 3,000 people at its first-ever Food & Health Resources Fair.

A new security program in Southlake Carroll ISD could allow some school employees to carry guns next school year.

Texas is home to about three million small businesses with a third being women-owned. Yet, start-ups founded by women struggle to get those dreams funded.

The civil trial for former Dallas police officer Amber Guyger who was convicted of shooting and killing Botham Jean in his own apartment begins on Monday morning.

The Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller and the Texas Department of Agriculture announced record-breaking sales at the 2024 Texas State Fair GO TEXAN Pavilion.

Officials with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Fort Worth District, announced that they are beginning a study to determine how to improve recreation facilities at Lavon Lake.

Cook Children’s Medical Center in Fort Worth is planning to build a new tower at its Medical District campus to alleviate capacity issues.

The former NFL player was involved in a fight at a hotel bar early Sunday morning.

The Tarrant Area Food Bank North will be hosting a Holiday Mega Mobile Distribution in Denton County on Tuesday Nov. 19.