Commissioners voted 4-0 to send a jail, road, and elections package to McKinney voters in November — with a second $600 million college bond on the same ballot.

Trustees voted 5-1 to move forward with the record package, but the district's deadline to formally call the election is August 17.

Michael Crain says the ruling ignored the merits of his fight with ex-partner Will Northern over the Woodhaven site. He's already planning an appeal.

Former employees claim Prime Data Centers' leaders engineered a fraud scheme to wipe out promised equity worth hundreds of millions.

Arlington's $769M budget proposal leaves a $3.4M surplus, but leaders warn street repairs and homeless services need more funding.

Fort Worth’s projected 2027 budget shortfall has jumped to $77 million after property-tax growth missed expectations. City leaders now face a high-stakes choice between cuts, reserves and higher taxes.

Dallas County commissioners revived a proposed homeless-services tax after a redo vote, setting up a possible November ballot fight over property taxes and long-term funding.

Kay Granger, Fort Worth’s first female mayor and a barrier-breaking House leader, has died at 83. Her career reshaped the city and gave North Texas a powerful voice in Washington.

A Texas congressman’s new bill would deny birthright citizenship to some children born in the U.S. and target so-called birth tourism.

Hundreds of riders filled Carrollton streets to honor Army Pvt. Isabella Gonzales, a 19-year-old local soldier killed in Jordan.

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

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

Tarrant County is considering cutting Election Day polling sites from 316 to 176, while early voting locations could also shrink.