Sulphur, Oklahoma and Garland, Texas lead a wave of federal fixes tied to 2024 disasters, from tornado damage to fried power grids.

A free brunch screening near Victory Plaza pairs a controversial documentary with the RNC's first-ever midterm convention.

City officials met with four area lawmakers, arguing Frisco already has plenty of multifamily housing and doesn’t need more.

More than 180 people packed Arlington Heights High as teachers and parents accused FWISD leaders of micromanagement and broken trust.

Roughly 660 acres of Joppa land are under zoning review, but city staff say any real change will take generations, not years.

A new formula could slash pay for over a third of Dallas service contracts, with janitors potentially losing $13,000 a year.

A Richardson mom says her son could search Biden, Harris, and Epstein — but not the sitting president.

The city's rate is now 14 cents below its 2017 level, even as a new $25 million City Hall got built along the way.

The average Carrollton homeowner saves $72 on city taxes this year, but new stormwater and trash fees will eat into that.

Republican challenger Barry Wernick wants the Islamic Association of North Texas and a nearby church swapped for public schools before November.

Texas says Chris Nettles' ministry owes nearly $800,000 after a childcare meal program audit. His Fort Worth childcare center already shut down in April.

Fort Worth ISD is exploring ChatGPT for classrooms, but district officials won't say yet what student data teachers can enter.

Five Granbury officials face possible recall over a massive AI data center, but a missed state deadline now clouds whether voters get a say this fall.