263,000 new jobs in September, US hiring report says
The number could indicate the Fed's interest rate hikes are starting to take effect, slowing the economy and reigning in inflation.
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Fuel spill shuts down westbound I-30 heading into Dallas
The crash happened when a semi-truck hit a barrier at 30 and Interstate 635 around 2:30 a.m., according to police.
Why is candy corn the most divisive candy?
The triangles of sugar have their fans but also a lot of haters.
The award follows a tradition of highlighting groups and activists trying to prevent conflicts, alleviate hardship and protect human rights.
Sonni Meilike was last seen wearing a pink shirt and diaper around 2:41 p.m. Thursday on Floydene Street, which is near U.S. Highway 190...
Remember Dallas’ Dubstep Grandpa: Music scene fixture John Ferguson has passed away at 80 years old.
Remember Dallas’ Dubstep Grandpa: Music scene fixture John Ferguson has passed away at 80 years old.
One of the most unique personalities the Dallas music scene has ever known, he'll be remembered for his unabashed support for the bands he...
Judy Tenuta dead at 72
Tenuta rose to fame in the 1980s, among a generation of performers who drove the popularity of live comedy in clubs nationwide.
In a digital world, small-town newspapers fight to stay alive
"Communities without papers at all... what you're seeing is civic engagement goes down and voter turnout goes down."
Texas man pleads guilty to flying drone loaded with drugs, contraband into Fort Worth correctional center, officials say
If convicted, Bryant LeRay Henderson faces up to 20 years in prison.
No, President Biden didn’t legalize marijuana nationwide
Cannabis won’t be legal at the federal level until Congress acts to remove it from the Controlled Substances Act, an expert told VERIFY.
Three former members of the militia group said they became concerned by Rhodes' increasingly belligerent rhetoric in the wake of the 2020 election.
"As much as we will miss her, her legacy here in Duncanville will continue to live on," said Kenya Larkin-Landers of WNBA star Tiffany...
The claim comes from a court ruling on the state’s process for flagging noncitizen voters. The ruling doesn’t allow Texas to revoke registrations without...
Deed fraud defendant flees hearing after forged signatures detailed in testimony
WFAA’s “Dirty Deeds” series highlights how easy it is to steal houses with the stroke of a pen
Dallas man admits to grotesque violence against victims, sentenced to 20 years for human trafficking, officials say
In plea papers, Tremont Blakemore admitted to running the large-scale human trafficking organization and using the threat of grotesque violence.
Police: 2 dead, 6 injured in stabbings along Las Vegas Strip
Police say three people are hospitalized in critical condition and another three are in stable condition.
Solidago Health and Rehabilitation said as a result of an investigation, the employees were fired for "violating the company's policies."
Despite many claims stating otherwise, you cannot prevent Facebook from using your data or photos by posting a message on Facebook.
Biden pardons thousands for ‘simple possession’ of marijuana
Biden is also calling on governors to issue similar pardons for those convicted of state marijuana offenses.
Crimson Elizondo was fired after new information surfaced.
263,000 new jobs in September, US hiring report says 
The guy behind PGA Memes just donated $1 million to a North Texas children’s hospital