A pastor, a ballot, and his church as a polling place
Dallas Republicans want a church pulled from the vote-center list because its pastor is on the November ballot.
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Dallas Republicans want a church pulled from the vote-center list because its pastor is on the November ballot.
The Dallas Arboretum's pumpkin village goes full gallery this fall, with houses built in the style of Mondrian, Pollock and Bourgeois.
A Texas suburb decides tonight whether to keep 82 license plate readers watching its streets.
Abbott just put legal teeth behind a water-use survey most Texans have never heard of, and data centers are the target.
Reported car burglaries at a beloved Dallas lake jumped more than threefold this year, and regulars are changing how they use the trail.
Three kids were in the pool when a speeding car tore through their backyard, and the camera caught all of it.
An Oak Cliff woman recognized her own address in a viral clip of mail piled up inside someone's house.
Three North Texas women worked store registers across the country with stolen identities, and two are now headed to federal prison.
A tiny East Texas force lost its licenses after the state found no vests, no evidence room, and two dozen missing policies.
A murder suspect fled troopers up I-35, fired shots, then died in a burning Dodge Charger.
A shooting on a quiet Plano street ended Monday with a burning Dodge Charger and a shut-down interstate near Denton.
Surveillance video allegedly shows a substitute teacher egging on 4-year-olds, then slamming one to the floor.
Federal prosecutors say operators of unlicensed North Texas boarding homes drained an elderly woman's house sale and a dead resident's benefits.
A second-grade teacher charged with abusing his students is free on bond, and the fallout has reached his principal and the district.
The State Board of Education locked in new social studies standards after months of fighting over capitalism, Western civilization and 9/11.
She lost $30,000 to a fake federal agent, then handed his courier a box of police-issued counterfeit cash.
An employee found a phone lens pointed at the toilet, and police traced it back to the man who signed her paychecks.
NASA's worldwide Moon party lands Sept. 19, and your backyard counts as a venue.
DFW Airport just hit its third-longest dry streak on record, and the heat is not letting go.
At the RNC's first midterm convention in Dallas, a South African evangelist told Christians the loyalty question runs deeper than politics.
A Dallas rapper's capital murder trial stalls weeks after the alleged hitman was convicted.
A woman in her 50s was killed crossing a Cedar Crest street at 2 a.m., and police say darkness made her nearly invisible.
A woman in a wheelchair died on a dark South Dallas street, and police are calling it pedestrian error.
Texas Discovery Gardens opens its greenhouse for two mornings of plant shopping, with staff on hand to help you pick.