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The Marriott hotel chain says former Dallas Cowboy Michael Irvin made a vulgar sexual advance on a hotel employee, contradicting his claim that he did nothing wrong. → Read More
A family is pleading for help after a hit-and-run crash in Fort Worth left a man seriously injured. → Read More
Despite a few patchy power outages here and there, the power grid has held up for most Texans. → Read More
A consulting firm hired by the Texas Consumer Association found one proposal could "cost Texans an additional $22.8 billion from 2025 to 2030 but would not make the state’s power grid significantly more reliable." It would also "significantly enrich existing energy generators’ earnings more than the other alternatives." → Read More
It was a rough night Friday for outdoor events like early trick-or-treating and high school football. → Read More
The so-called “trigger law” kicked in as a result of the Supreme Court striking down Roe v. Wade in June. → Read More
The whistleblower report, which was made public Wednesday, alleges agency officials’ conduct could have posed a danger to travelers. The report also alleged Southwest Airlines officials and union representatives resisted cooperating with investigations. → Read More
As record-breaking heat tests the electric grid and wildfires tear through drought-stricken Texas land, President Joe Biden unveiled some initial steps aimed at tackling what he describes as ‘an emergency.’ But it’s still unclear how the initial measures on climate change will impact Texas. → Read More
The CDC says Dallas, Tarrant and Collin counties now have a high amount of COVID spreading after a relative lull in this pandemic. UT Southwestern's projections this week show if nobody changes their behavior, hospitalizations in Dallas County could rival the delta wave from last year. → Read More
A close cousin of the omicron variant is driving increased spread of COVID-19 in North Texas. → Read More
After immediately claiming there was no evidence that a shooting earlier this week at an Asian-owned business was a hate crime, Dallas police have flipped and now say there is evidence it may have been. The police chief described three crimes that appear to be the work of a serial shooter. → Read More
Right now, next Monday and Thursday are already looking like days when the peak heating might push us over the record. It’s still no major concerns about reliability, but it’s putting attention back on facets of our energy ecosystem that are still not improved. → Read More
People in one area of North Texas are tired of having to deal with losing power more than 20 times a year. → Read More
Texas Governor Greg Abbott announced a deal aimed at alleviating some of the delays that have left truckers backed up at the border. → Read More
A five-alarm fire at a Dallas senior care facility injured two firefighters and left dozens of residents homeless. → Read More
Reginald Kimbro was set to go to trial next week for the 2017 rape and murder of 22-year-old Molly Matheson. He also pleaded guilty on Friday in the murder of a Plano woman and multiple other rapes across the state. It was a sudden turn of events this week in a yearslong case. → Read More
In 2016, Amber Briggle’s family made headlines after they invited Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton into their Denton home to have dinner with them and their transgender son. Now, she says they are one of the families under investigation simply because of their son. → Read More
It's quite fitting that the U.S. women's soccer team played Iceland. → Read More
From the gubernatorial race, to congressional seats and local races, a lot is at stake starting Monday. → Read More
As we prepare for the first ice and snow event of 2022, state leaders insist we are better prepared than one year ago. FOX 4's Blake Hanson has a look back at what caused the deadly power outages and a look ahead to what Texas is doing to prevent it from happening again. → Read More