A Fort Worth man was struck by two vehicles at Ephriham Avenue and NW 24th; police say one car fled and the victim was pronounced dead at the scene.

John Howard Ore faces four arson charges after investigators tied three Denton blazes — including a fatal house fire — to footage and other evidence.

Keith Wheeler is sworn in as the judge of Rockwall County Court at Law #1, replacing Brian Williams. With over 40 years in law and a pledge to be fair, he'll serve until the year-end election.

North Texans face a surge in flu cases, including a new Super Flu variant. Health experts advise vaccinations and maintain hygiene to protect against it.

A driver died after a high-speed crash into a concrete pole and a car at a Plano dealership; witnesses extracted him, but he succumbed to his injuries.

The Collin County Sheriff's Office and other departments held a memorial service for fallen Officer Louis Martinez, which included a 21-gun salute and honors by the McKinney PD Honor Guard.

New military recruits were sworn in during the Armed Forces Bowl's halftime, led by NAS JRB Fort Worth's CO Captain Hufstetler, as spectators witnessed.

A south Fort Worth pursuit ended at Wichita and Seminary; police say a K‑9 bit the suspect, who was hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries.

A man wanted in Dallas was arrested without incident in Port Gibson after a six-month search. Authorities said the arrest was the result of timely intelligence and interagency cooperation.

New York Sub, a Dallas sandwich shop, is set to close at February's end due to challenges from the booming real estate market. Owner Kelley seeks community support to save or celebrate the establishment.

A pedestrian died after being hit by a vehicle in North Dallas on New Year's Day; the driver was arrested on intoxication manslaughter charges. The investigation continues.

A former Azle High School student is suing the Azle ISD, alleging sexual abuse by a coach amid claims of the district's indifference to her situation.

A Fort Worth pharmacy posted that it buys a cancer pill for $7 and sells it for $17, while Medicare reimbursed roughly $2,400 — a local example of PBM pricing problems.