Coffey Anderson headlines a free Levitt Pavilion tribute Friday, with an NTSB official who was on duty during the 2001 attacks delivering the keynote.

More than 2,500 seniors are expected at the free Oct. 1 fair, which also seeks volunteers to help run the day.

Talarico held a Dallas grocery drive as Republicans opened their midterm convention nearby, vowing his ads stay human-made.

Taste of Malaysia's lunch buffet lets newcomers sample nasi lemak and laksa for as little as $18.

The man was walking outside a crosswalk on a dark stretch of Denton Drive when a patrol car hit him. He's expected to survive.

The R&B Tour returns to Arlington for a rare third date, with AT&T Stadium's concert capacity able to top 100,000.

Theatre Denton's Annex hosts a two-character premiere fundraiser imagining suspense meets macabre in a single Sunday scene.

The 146-year-old F.A. Brown Farmstead near Love Field still has its original wells, cisterns and faux marble mantles intact.

The Dallas school's largest grant ever will turn a Navasota drilling rig into a testbed for critical minerals mining.

While Trump packed a Dallas arena, the GOP's Massachusetts nominees stayed home to court the state's independent majority.

Payroll records show dozens of Dallas officers topped $100,000 in overtime pay while the department overspent by millions.

Austin Street Center's October 16 luncheon at the Hilton Anatole comes as Dallas and Collin counties mark five straight years of falling homelessness.

Brooke Sanders has no phone or car and diminished mental capacity, police say. She was reportedly dropped off in West Fort Worth.