A lawsuit filed by Boone’s parents claims an investigation into his death found deadly practices by the ACH Child and Family Services contractor Our Community Our Kids and its employees.
Tenants suspect that a dead body was left to rot in their Dallas apartment complex for weeks. Even after its removal, the smell lingers.
Despite ERCOT’s recent notice to conserve power, Gov. Greg Abbott is unlikely to feel the heat.
Belo Garden will now be Civic Garden. But, there are still marks of the Confederacy and racist figures all over the city.
On Monday, U.S. Sen. John Cornyn argued against the For the People Act.
There was controversy, emails to city officials and petitions all in disapproval of the proclamation. It all set the stage for a tense City Council meeting June 15. One of the people who turned out was Ryan Khalil.
A new project seeks to honor former Gov. Ann Richards’ legacy in Downtown Dallas.
Thousands attended a Juneteenth march over the weekend. Organizers say the parade will be around for ‘a very long time.’
Dallas ISD may eliminate suspensions starting in the fall to help mitigate racial disparities.
The case was eventually brought before a Dallas County Grand Jury which indicted Dunn for murder. The criminal case is still ongoing and awaiting trial.
The debate over scooter rentals is really about the future of Dallas.
The FBI calls public corruption its top criminal investigative priority. They’re pulling off these kinds of stings in cities all over the country.
On Wednesday, a Confederate statue in Gainesville’s Leonard Park was removed.
They operate seven days a week, 16 hours a day between two shifts. One shift runs from 7 a.m.-3 p.m. and the other runs from then till 11 p.m.
Lauren Kent begged her Collin County jailers and medical staff for adequate prenatal care, according a lawsuit. In the end, she had a stillbirth.
Desperate and looking for guidance, a California man reached out to a psychic. It ended up costing him $90,000.
Months after February’s deadly winter storm, questions remain surrounding who will foot consumers’ sky-high energy bills.
Debate over Pride month shows divide in Rowlett.
Some on Denton City Council are resisting an effort to raise Pride and Juneteenth flags.
It turns out that arctic winter storms aren’t the only times Texans have to worry about the state’s power grid crapping out. The Electric Reliability Council of Texas asked state residents on Monday to cut down on their electricity usage through Friday to prevent possible power outages across the state,…
When a group of White Lives Matter demonstrators showed up in the small town of Centerville, they didn’t find the warm welcome they were hoping for.
Last week, the federal government tacked on another charge against alleged Capitol insurrectionist Katherine “Katie” Staveley Schwab.
