Detectives say reporting an alleged affair at Prosper PD led to a wave of personnel moves and six demotions. The claims have sparked accusations of retaliation and questions about oversight.

At a Dallas food pantry, James Talarico said cutting everyday costs is his path to beating Ken Paxton as polls show the race tightening. He plans to press the message across North Texas while Republicans bring a high-profile convention to Dallas.

A 19-year-old was arrested after a late-night Pleasant Grove crash that sent two children to a local hospital. Police say the driver faces DWI charges while detectives investigate.

Federal prosecutors tied a Fort Worth man to 244 kilograms of 100%‑pure meth; he drew a 480‑month sentence after a November high‑speed chase and follow‑up raids.

Fort Worth ISD will end on‑level middle‑school math this fall, shifting students into advanced or accelerated tracks amid statewide changes in algebra access.

Downtown Arlington’s Independence Day parade marched at 9 a.m., marking the city’s 150th while America turned 250. Organizers said more than 100 entries and roughly 75,000 spectators were expected.

State agents say they found child sexual abuse material on devices seized at a Runaway Bay home; a 40‑year‑old man has been booked on first‑degree child‑pornography charges.

A viral clip shows a Dallas officer and Egypt’s World Cup staff in a brief push-and-shove at a downtown hotel as the team arrived for its knockout match.

Texas DPS is offering up to $6,000 for information leading to the arrest of Alejandro Villegas, wanted in Fort Worth for sex‑offender registration and probation warrants. Authorities say he is considered armed and dangerous.

7‑Eleven sued Nike in Dallas, asking a court to block an Air Max 95 drop it says mimics the chain's orange, green and red tri‑color and to force a recall. The filing arrives days before the shoe's planned July 11 release.

A pride-themed wall display at UT Dallas has reignited questions about whether campus messaging runs afoul of Texas' SB17, and lawmakers and students want answers. The image circulated online and lawmakers are pressing for clarity.

A proposed data center would seek millions of gallons daily from Cedar Creek Lake, prompting suspensions and technical review by utilities.

The Dallas Police Association slammed the timing of three mandatory unpaid furlough days, warning the move could complicate police operations and contract talks as the city plugs a $30M gap.