A Southlake former attorney will spend nine years in federal prison after defrauding small-business owners through a fake loan program.

An 86-year-old Dallas retiree says Edward Jones blocked access to his $3 million account over scam concerns. The money was released only after outside scrutiny.

Cedar Hill will host the free Best Southwest Hispanic Heritage Fest on September 19, featuring live music, cultural performances, food and family activities.

A broken AC unit has forced Dallas Fire-Rescue to relocate Station 43 crews during a stretch of dangerous heat. The move could add minutes to some emergency responses.

SMU guard BJ Edwards is getting another shot at college basketball after a judge granted him temporary eligibility for 2026-27.

More than 1,000 athletes from over 50 countries are making Houston the center of inclusive soccer. The Genuine Cup closes Saturday at Rice Stadium.

Irving will restart jailhouse bail hearings after stopping them in 2024, a move driven by Dallas County’s looming booking rules and pending lawsuits.

Arlington's annual Aging Well Expo returns October 7 with free screenings, fitness demonstrations and about 100 vendors for adults 50 and up.

Dallas has opened a new FIFA Legacy Mini-Pitch at Pleasant Oaks, turning World Cup momentum into a permanent neighborhood soccer space.

Dallas gets a brief dose of drier air Saturday, but temperatures climb back into the triple digits next week.

A record 1,450 participants helped turn the 30th Great Texas Birding Classic into an $85,000 conservation windfall.

Shake Shack is bringing a $1.3 million drive-thru restaurant to Wylie, with construction targeted for fall 2026.

A Dallas philanthropist is suing Matt Gaetz and Lance Gooden over a broadcast accusing him of a $270 million charity fraud scheme.