Student shot at Thomas Jefferson High School in Dallas
One student was taken to the hospital with injuries that are not life-threatening.
16-year-old killed in shooting at Lamar High School in Arlington identified; suspect attends hearing
16-year-old killed in shooting at Lamar High School in Arlington identified; suspect attends hearing
Family members identified the teen victim as Jashawn Poirier.
"It makes me sick to my stomach when I see people that will take the time to take their dog, drive out here, and...
SunnyD introduces new alcoholic drink
Sunny Delight is entering the liquor aisle with a new orange seltzer.
DQ giving out millions of free ice cream cones Monday
The DQ tradition is back to ring in the warm weather season.
Irvin sued an Arizona Marriott hotel over allegations that got him sent home from Super Bowl coverage.
Fort Worth animal shelter needs community help to bounce back after an emergency shutdown
A second Fort Worth animal shelter location is overcrowded with pets but has healthy pets available for adoption.
Pepsi teams with Easter candy icon for new soda
Pepsi and Peeps are making their relationship status official with a sweet treat.
North Texas family-owned Tex-Mex restaurant’s original Greenville Avenue location closes after this weekend
“It has been our pleasure to serve neighbors at our Greenville Avenue location for the past 39 years,” Nick Peterson, CEO of Peterson Management...
TikTok creators Keith Lee and Alexis Frost inspired the menu updates.
Roy Link said he served in the Marine Corps and also worked more than 30 years with the Hernando County parks department.
After investing $72 million in improvements at Fairfield Lake State Park over three decades, the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department is losing its lease.
After a WFAA investigation highlighted a case where a caretaker became a beneficiary on a dead client’s insurance policy, a lawmaker acted.
After hiatus, Mavs’ Seats for Soldiers event returned this year — bringing hope and normalcy with it
After hiatus, Mavs’ Seats for Soldiers event returned this year — bringing hope and normalcy with it
WFAA makes the journey with soldiers from San Antonio to Dallas for the return of a Mavericks tradition that honors America's servicemen and women.
Enough | Black MENtal Health: Shedding light on asking for help, finding community and resources
This project explores the pain and the conversation surrounding: How Black men are mentally surviving a world that expects them to be strong 100%...
Washington man dies after eye drops believed to have caused infection, FDA recalls product
The FDA recalled Ezricare Artificial Tears after a "multistate outbreak" of an extensively drug-resistant strain of Pseudomonas aeruginosa.
Gallery: WFAA viewers share photos from winter storm moving through North Texas
WFAA viewers across the Metroplex shared videos and photos of what they were seeing Monday.
Where’s the freezing line? Latest DFW ice, temps timeline for Thursday
We're tracking the latest forecast updates on this ongoing winter storm.
Remembering the Space Shuttle Columbia Disaster, 20 years later
On Feb. 1, 2003, WFAA News cameras were rolling when the world realized something was wrong.
The 24-page comic highlights Griner’s days as a collegiate star at Baylor, her journey to the WNBA and her time in a Russian prison.
The Ultimate Texas Brand Bracket: Bring on the Sweet Sixteen!