Three lenders want a Dallas-area apartment mogul's remaining assets liquidated after his firm's multifamily empire collapsed.

Carroll ISD cut its software list from 1,236 titles to 168 while pushing new career-training goals for students.

Horizon Kidz says its four-year-old enrollment has collapsed as Northwest ISD builds bigger, cheaper pre-K campuses nearby.

Rep. Angie Chen Button and challenger Zach Herbert are trading fire over school vouchers and soaring car insurance in a North Texas swing district.

The city's plan proposes funding for shelters, rent aid and youth programs amid regional homelessness growth.

Texas's top criminal court let Crystal Mason's acquittal stand, ending a saga that still cost her 10 months in federal prison.

Nine votes weren't enough — Dallas needed 12 to rename part of Harwood Street after the incoming Texas Stock Exchange.

A $1 million donation covers year one of new Centegix panic badges — but Fort Worth ISD board members are already split on year two.

Fourteen MS NOW hosts head to College Park Center this weekend for the network's annual fan event.

Taylor Rehmet flipped Senate District 9 by 14 points in January. Now he faces Leigh Wambsganss again in a district Trump carried by 17.

The adopted FY 2026-27 property tax rate is expected to reduce the average Denton home's annual property tax bill by about $203, as data-center development contributes to the city's tax base.

About 100 investors, startup CEOs, sports executives and academics gathered at the Fort Worth Stockyards in the week before September 21, 2026, amid bull rides and custom cowboy hats.

Gregorio Olivares Gutierrez says UT Dallas punished him for editing a 2024 letter — and it still hasn’t let go.