Three North Texas educational institutions were recognized by The Commit Partnership for effectively preparing students for well-paying careers, receiving $25,000 each for their initiatives.

"America's Most Wanted" spotlights fugitive Cesar Colin, sought by North Texas police since 2016 for allegedly stabbing his ex-girlfriend. The suspect has possibly returned to the area.

Workers at the Fort Worth Molson Coors facility, represented by the Teamsters union, may strike over contract disagreements, pressing for higher wages and benefits.

XCharge North America is set to install over 20 ultra-fast EV charging stalls at Watters Creek Village in Allen, Texas, aiming to open the largest non-Tesla fast-charging hub in the area by late summer.

Police in Waxahachie are investigating a fire caused by a firework launched from a white sedan, with no injuries reported. They urge witnesses to contact Detective Pickens.

Atmos Energy is conducting a natural gas leak detection survey in North Richland Hills as part of routine maintenance to ensure the safety of its infrastructure.

The Dallas Police Department received a $10 million grant from the Communities Foundation of Texas for a new training academy, with the total project cost estimated at $140 million.

New York reminds drivers to follow the "Move Over or Slow Down" law to protect roadside workers, with fines up to $1,250 for noncompliance and possible jail time for causing serious injury.

The new Mesquite Natatorium in Texas, a collaboration between the city, school district, and Dallas College, offers advanced aquatic facilities, including an innovative aluminum structure.

North Lakes Driving Range, next to North Lakes Recreation Center, offers golf facilities, lessons for all ages, events, and a PGA-certified coach for personalized training.

Dallas Airport celebrates Black History Month with events, including an art installation at DAL, career development day, and an educational event with aviator Barrington Irving.

Dallas unveils a tribute to African American history, featuring an exhibit and a dedication to historian Dr. George Keaton Jr., with an event led by Councilmember Jaynie Schultz and guest Dr. Opal Lee.

A drag event in Austin, Texas, sparked controversy over appropriateness for children, amidst legal debates over SB 12 which seeks to restrict such performances for minors.