Author: Olivia Williams

A violent felon in the Northern District of Texas was charged with firearm crimes after being found armed with a switchblade. The Department of Justice announced the arrest as part of ongoing efforts to curb violent offenses.

PHOTOS: Protests against immigration raids spread nationwide as communities rally in response to recent enforcement actions. Demonstrators demand immigration reform and protection for undocumented families across the U.S.

The Dallas Police Department has successfully curbed crime amidst a national surge by deploying innovative, data-driven strategies. Their proactive approach marks a notable contrast to rising violence elsewhere.

Philadelphia Eagles center Jason Kelce sparked controversy on Monday Night Football, dubbing Dallas the “butthole and armpit of America.” The remarks, aired live, have sparked widespread reactions from fans and media alike.

Dallas authorities arrested four Indian nationals in connection with a shocking crime, according to M9.news. The incident has raised significant concerns in the local community as investigations continue.

Two teenagers have been charged with capital murder in the fatal shooting of a CVS security guard in Dallas. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the deadly incident.

A new map highlights Texas schools with low measles vaccination rates, raising concerns about potential outbreaks. The data underscores the need for increased immunization efforts statewide.

A leading vinyl window manufacturer is consolidating its Texas operations, resulting in workforce changes that impact 260 employees. The move aims to streamline production and enhance efficiency, according to company officials.

The University of North Texas faces scrutiny over its body donation program, accused of profiting from donated remains and leasing parts, raising ethical concerns about consent and exploitation of vulnerable donors.

Dallas has been named one of the top 10 best cities to visit in the U.S., praised for its vibrant arts scene, diverse cuisine, and rich cultural heritage, making it a must-see destination for travelers.

An Army veteran convicted in a Dallas “love triangle” murder case is now seeking help from Texas Governor Greg Abbott. The vet’s legal team hopes Abbott will intervene in the high-profile case, NBC News reports.

Dallas-Fort Worth ranks among the top U.S. regions for entrepreneurship, according to a recent study by The Business Journals. The area’s strong economy and support networks fuel startup growth and innovation.

A new mixed-use development is set to bring a $14 million entertainment area and multifamily housing to US 380 in McKinney, boosting local amenities and residential options, officials announced.

A man sentenced to death for a 2014 quadruple murder in McKinney lost his appeal at the U.S. Supreme Court, leaving his conviction and death sentence intact, according to Dallas News.

The University of Texas at Dallas has made significant gains in the latest U.S. college rankings, reflecting its growing reputation for academic excellence and research innovation. UT Dallas continues to rise as a top-tier institution.

Five Dallas-Fort Worth companies announced layoffs totaling nearly 800 workers, reflecting ongoing economic challenges in the region. The affected industries range from technology to manufacturing, impacting the local job market.

The Houston-Dallas high-speed rail project lost a $64 million Amtrak grant after federal cost-cutting measures. The funding cut raises concerns over the future progress of the ambitious Texas rail initiative.

A Texas city has secured the No. 2 spot for best experiences for football fans, according to a recent ranking. The Austin American-Statesman reveals who claimed the top position. Fans eager to know more should stay tuned.

A UT Dallas criminologist is examining public perceptions of NFL players, challenging stereotypes and exploring how media portrayal shapes opinions. The research aims to foster a more nuanced understanding of athletes.

County by county, North Texans showed varied voting patterns in the 2024 presidential election, reflecting diverse political preferences across the region, NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth reports.