Signs of Life: One Year After the Tragedy, Uvalde Clings to the Past
In May of 2022 Robb Elementary was the site of one of the nation’s deadliest mass shootings. The reminders are everywhere residents look.
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New Arrests in Connection with Carrollton Fentanyl Overdoses and Deaths
Authorities have caught up with more suspects related to the recent juvenile opioid deaths in the Carrollton-Farmers Branch ISD.
Allen Mass Shooting Police Audio, Witness Accounts and Security Video Fill in Some Gaps
More Allen mass shooting details emerge from sources outside of law enforcement.
FBI, Texas DPS Give Update on Allen Outlet Mass Shooting
“He had neo-Nazi ideation.”: Police give more details on Mauricio Garcia, the man they say killed 8 at Allen Premium Outlets
Some Victims Names, Few Official Updates Revealed from Allen Outlet Shooting
Victims of Saturday’s deadly mass shooting in Allen included a pair of sisters in elementary school.
Despite Bipartisan Support, Fentanyl Testing Strips Might Remain Illegal in Texas
Many Republicans and Democrats agree fentanyl testing strips should be legal, but it still might not happen.
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Police Identify Gunman in Allen Outlet Mass Murder, According to Reports
Police have identified a 33-year-old man they say killed 8 people in Allen on Saturday
UPDATE: 9 Killed in Shooting at Allen Premium Outlets on Saturday
Several people were shot on Saturday afternoon at Allen Premium Outlets.
Progress Not a Matter of ‘Waving a Wand’ Says Dallas District 9’s Paula Blackmon
Dallas City Council member Paula Blackmon has only one challenger for the District 9 seat she has held since 2019.
Gov. Greg Abbott Sinks to ‘a New Low’ with Tweet About Cleveland Murders
Greg Abbott’s Sunday tweet had people accusing the Texas governor of victim shaming the five who were murdered over the weekend.
Dallas Officer, K-9 Shot Overnight in Pleasant Grove, Suspect Reportedly Killed
Early Friday morning, a Dallas police officer and K-9 were shot while searching for a suspect in an earlier shooting
Forensic Hypnosis Could Soon Be Only a Memory in Texas Criminal Cases
Hypnotically induced witness testimony might soon be inadmissible in Texas criminal courts.
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Do You Wanna … Get High? Toadies Celebrate 4/20 with a New Line of Edibles
North Texas rock gods the Toadies are back and they’re bringing edibles with them.
Dallas Aims to Increase Anti-Hate Awareness, Give Antisemitism a New Definition
A new working definition of antisemitism will hopefully help raise hate crime awareness in Dallas.
State Rep. Jeff Leach Sued for Defamation for Calling Texas Secessionists ‘Treasonous’
Plano state Rep. Jeff Leach was served with papers in the Capitol for a tweet condemning a bill call for a referendum on Texas’ succession from the U.S.
Texas Rangers City Connect Uniforms Don’t Connect With Many Sports Personalities
The Texas Rangers unveiled their first “City Connect” uniforms. The new design has certainly struck a nerve.
Dallas Stars Are ‘Probably Not Going to Win the Stanley Cup,’ but They Just Might
Bob Sturm of 1310 The Ticket doesn’t expect the Stars to win the NHL Stanley Cup, but that doesn’t mean they won’t make some noise.
North Texas Trash Bag Titan Now Seeks to Bag Sunken Treasure
Moving from North Texas to the Bahamas to search for Spanish sunken treasure sounds pretty sweet.
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Newly Unsealed Records Paint Convicted Murderer Daniel Perry as Racist, Anti-Protester
Daniel Perry murdered Plano native Garrett Foster. Newly revealed posts and messages suggest he’s a racist.
Collin College in Plano Among Rash of ‘Swatting’ Incidents in Texas
A number of Texas colleges were victims to “swatting” hoaxes that reported active mass shooters on campus.
Local NPR Affiliate KERA News to Leave Twitter ‘for the Time Being’
The announcement comes hours after NPR announced it would no longer use any of its more than 50 Twitter accounts after they were labeled “state-affiliated media” last week.
Mother of Local Teen Killed by Fentanyl Urges Others to ‘Fight Against This Epidemic’
A North Texas mother talks about the dangers of fentanyl after losing her middle school student son.