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Neighbors say they have had issues with parties at the location since it opened a few months ago. → Read More
After Antoinette Brown was bitten more than 100 times by a pack of dogs in southern Dallas in 2016, the city and community partners knew they had to do something. It launched an ambitious spay-neuter campaign, but that is now coming to an end. Here's what happens next. → Read More
Some North Texas residents are fighting against a proposal by Oncor they say would dramatically disrupt their properties. The mayor says the transmission line would force a dozen people out of their homes, hurt the town's tree canopy and impact commercial development. → Read More
Dallas County commissioners say it's an effort to reduce jail overcrowding under the current policy. A low-risk inmate would need to have two references to be eligible for pre-trial release. Under the approved change, that will be lowered to one reference. → Read More
Many North Texans used Wednesday to get their homes and cars ready for the upcoming arctic blast. → Read More
Fair Park revealed images of major planned renovations, including an overhaul of the Cotton Bowl. → Read More
A developer is proposing a two-story mixed-use development in the place of a historic church. Residents say the church built in 1948 adds to the charm of Old Town Coppell. The developer says he doesn't want to demolish the church. Instead, he is proposing to move it. → Read More
The number of homes sold in the 100 largest housing markets this October was half of last year, according to the Knock Buyer-Seller Market Index. While that may start to give home buyers more power, experts say high-interest rates are preventing a true buyer's market. → Read More
It was the first time H-E-B held its Feast of Sharing in person since 2019 due to the pandemic. → Read More
Economists say it is a good time to prepare for a potential recession. → Read More
Texas has the cheapest gas in the country, according to AAA. → Read More
A federal judge has ruled the doctor accused of poisoning 11 patients and a doctor at the surgical center where he worked will remain in custody while he awaits trial. Dr. Raynaldo Ortiz's defense team filed a motion for the judge to reconsider his detention. → Read More
The DAS director says she is working to combat misinformation on social media that she says has led to death threats to staff members “Most of the threats have been threats to euthanize our staff after reports, often false reports, that an animal has been euthanized." → Read More
At a meeting on Thursday, DAS revealed that euthanasias among dogs have gone up 86% in the last fiscal year. → Read More
A North Texas megachurch recently released an investigation that revealed a former youth pastor sexually abused 14 girls at two different churches. Now, one of his many victims is sharing her story publicly for the first time. She wants to shine a light on what happened because she says the church kept it in the dark for too long. → Read More
A Coppell resident who has a second home in Florida decided to ride out Hurricane Ian. → Read More
In federal court, Dr. Raynaldo Ortiz wore the same black shorts and black polo shirt that he was wearing during his intake into the Dallas County jail. In court, he asked the judge to appoint him a public defender and signed a sworn affidavit saying he could not afford his own attorney. → Read More
The mapping tool could alert school and first responders when there is a batch of lethal drugs on the streets. → Read More
The money was originally earmarked as a police and fire pension stabilization fund. → Read More
There are now questions about why Allen ISD initially tried to investigate the outcry of abuse on its own before notifying Child Protective Services. FOX 4 wanted to talk with the superintendent about the district's process, but a spokesperson declined our request for an interview. → Read More