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Aviator and late-life astronaut Wally Funk, a longtime Grapevine resident, died in July at 87 years old. Loved ones came together Sept. 1 to honor her memory.

The bodies of two friends — a North Texas chiropractor and a martial arts studio owner — have been found after a major flash flood swept through the Grand Canyon. Officials said Monday that one person remains unaccounted for after about 80 others were rescued over the weekend.

Political science experts say it's a sign Republicans are concerned about how key races will play out, including in the decades-long GOP stronghold of Texas. They expect the convention's effects to be negligible in polls, but its impact at the ballot box is less certain.

Through the program, community health workers provide one-on-one guidance and resources to pregnant women and new mothers.

Granbury officials will present five recall petitions to the city council after previously rejecting them. Petition organizers are asking an appeals court to enforce the charter's timeline.

McKinney residents have launched a recall effort targeting the mayor and three council members, citing broader concerns about city government. It comes after the council unanimously approved a mosque site plan.

Dallas will begin using windshield "barnacles" Aug. 24 on vehicles with three or more unpaid parking tickets, giving drivers an alternative to immediate towing.

Hood County has shut down and covered three Flock license plate cameras after officials and residents raised privacy and mass surveillance concerns.

North Texas law enforcement agencies announced "Project Safe Schools" Tuesday, an initiative they say will crack down on widespread child abuse at school districts.

Granbury residents are asking a Fort Worth appeals court to order recall elections after the city rejected petitions targeting the mayor and four council members over the Project Patriot data center.

The Fort Worth City Council will consider the agreement Aug. 25 before possible probate court approval.

Seven former employees accuse Dallas-based Prime Data Centers of withholding more than $400 million in compensation, alleging executives misrepresented phantom equity agreements in multiple lawsuits.