The state says Creslenn Lake is a public waterway and argues the Cutoff is navigable. A trial judge already ruled otherwise.

The Dallas Press Club says it has no written record of the alleged agreement, but organizer Carol Donovan says her notes tell a different story.

A Tuesday announcement follows a similar Forney ISD deal over falsified abuse-reporting certifications and $2.8 million in federal aid.

Proposition A would raise the typical University Park tax bill by about $193 a year to fund new officers and pension fixes.

State Rep. James Talarico sat with North Texas officials in Irving as Paxton's lawsuit against a university alleged unauthorized operation, misleading prospective students, and violations of state law.

Irving's City Council has taken first-reading action on ordinances addressing water, wastewater and drainage rates.

A judicial panel says Ada Brown recused from over 40 cases and nearly stopped issuing orders. She denies anything is wrong.

Early voting on Garland's Proposition A opened Monday, with the rate fight set to fund dozens of new first responders.

Temu must now keep Texans' data on US servers and face $8M penalties for failed audits under a new Paxton settlement.

Senior Ana Mota earned the role of Seymour, then watched her high school musical disappear entirely.

The Houston Street Viaduct will carry Pettis Norman's name between Young Street and Zang Boulevard, honoring the late civil rights advocate.

Angela Rodriguez Prilliman says voters in deep-red Parker County are frustrated over healthcare and data centers — even if they rarely back a Democrat.

One Fort Worth mom says it took 3.5 years to get her son tested — and his IEP still isn't followed, she says.