A 37-year-old barber spotted cash bags on a Bank of America machine and called 911 from a nearby Chick-fil-A instead of walking away.

Nearly 1,000 Arlington homeowners are watching their yards wash away, and city leaders admit there's no easy fix in sight.

The Garduño family's Plano hit grows up in North Dallas with a full bar, a mojarra frita special and weekend salsa dancing.

Gary Len Ross lived as Tommy Lynn Jones for decades before DNA on a wall tied him to Tommie Davis's 1993 killing.

Hundreds turned out at the Waxahachie Family YMCA to build a playground shaped by children's ideas and adult planning.

Officers responded to a northeast Commerce party at 3:26 a.m.; the university confirms a student was among the wounded.

The two-year-old court has already tried its first jury cases, but West and East Texas still have no access.

A pedestrian died crossing DART tracks near Newman and Austin streets, triggering hours of road closures and bus shuttles.

Aeternz, a King Yuan Electronics subsidiary, is weighing a 23-acre site in Fort Worth South Business Park for a major chip-testing plant.

Weekend sessions are already filling up fast at the Irving Convention Center, organizers say. Proceeds help a nonprofit buy LEGO sets for kids in need.

Little ones in Frisco can now play cashier at a tiny H-E-B market tucked inside the library's Tot's Town play space.

A pending federal bill would restore a higher debt ceiling, and Dallas-area bankruptcy judges expect Texas courts to get even busier.

Dallas faces a rainy, cloudy Saturday before showers taper and a sunny, warmer stretch arrives next week.