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We review WrestleMania 38 night two results, diving into the major angles that kept fans talking long after the event ended. US tells Americans to shelter in place as Mexican Army kills cartel leader ...

In Dallas County, election officials are urging voters to consider casting their ballots early ahead of the March 3 primary, warning that Election Day options will be more limited than in recent years ...

A man is dead and a woman is in stable condition after a house fire Tuesday night, according to Dallas Fire-Rescue. At about 8:52 p.m. Tuesday, firefighters were called to a fire at a home on the 3100 ...

A fatal shooting on Wednesday afternoon at a North Dallas homeless encampment is the second homicide in three months, according to police records. The Dallas Police Department (DPD) released new ...

The Dallas City Council signaled support for relinquishing its majority hold on the Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART) Board, which it has held since its creation in 1983. A 13-2 vote on a resolution on ...

Long-awaited flood relief is taking years longer than expected for some. The Mill Creek Drainage Relief Tunnel, a 5-mile drainage tunnel which sits 75 to 150 feet underground, was expected to be done ...

Dallas Police released new details Monday afternoon, including body camera video, of last Friday's fatal shooting involving a police officer. The department said a police officer shot and killed a man ...

Driverless cars are becoming a more common sight on Dallas streets as Waymo moves into the final phase of testing before opening its robotaxi service to the public. The white SUVs are equipped with ...

As students across the metroplex voice concerns about ICE, so does the Dallas Police Oversight Board. The board signed a letter calling for more transparency and reporting from the Dallas Police ...

They go by names like “Alto,” “Irene,” and “Shoeshine,” but for years, outdoor, non-feral cats have largely been invisible inthe North Texas Dallas city code. Advocates for so-called “community cats” ...