Gas leak forces 325 Dallas families from homes
A major natural gas leak at Alexan Riveredge Apartments displaced residents for at least two days while crews worked to restore safety.
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A major natural gas leak at Alexan Riveredge Apartments displaced residents for at least two days while crews worked to restore safety.
Thunderstorms bring heavy rain, hail, and flooding to the region Sunday evening.
A fight at a Sunday morning party escalated into gunfire, leaving two dead and two hospitalized.
Nearly 300 residents evacuated from a 90% occupied complex Friday night after Atmos Energy discovered an outdoor gas leak during routine inspection.
Dallas police arrested a man weeks after a cyclist was hit and left on life support.
National average reaches $6.40 as supply strains ripple through the economy.
Police are searching for a man who tried to grab a woman at a local trail park in Irving.
A Lewisville resident faces trafficking charges after a months-long investigation into two massage parlors.
A Kansas City woman faces federal charges for threatening the family of a teen killed at a Frisco track meet.
Police release surveillance video after a woman was targeted at a well-lit park near an elementary school.
A domestic violence incident during a child custody exchange turned deadly at a Texas Starbucks.
Education Secretary Linda McMahon urges routine, voluntary Pledge of Allegiance recitation to strengthen civic learning on Constitution Day.
North Texas wildfire becomes second-largest in regional history with no civilian deaths.
Muslim leaders register 1,000 voters weekly to oppose new Texas education standards they say unfairly portray Islam.
A terroristic threat arrest in the Grayhawk neighborhood has residents worried about rising crime in what was once considered a safe area.
Cindy Clemishire is fighting to overturn a dismissal that cited religious freedom protections.
Officers fatally shot a 56-year-old man who lunged at them with a knife during an emotional distress call.
The State Fair of Texas opens next week with a redesigned icon, enhanced security, and lower prices to draw crowds back.
The city deployed AI-powered cameras on garbage trucks to catch code violations, but privacy concerns are mounting.
Police charge two men with murder in a June shooting that killed one person, while searching for a third suspect.
City council unanimously restored $3.1 million to keep neighborhood libraries open six days a week.
An 18-year-old Good Samaritan was struck and killed while assisting people in a minor accident on a Fort Worth interstate.
A gang member gets federal prison time for an armed carjacking, part of a larger crackdown on Dallas gang violence.
A DPS officer used fake online accounts to solicit explicit images from what he thought was a 12-year-old girl.