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What if we’re too quick to dismiss the frivolous? An author and UNT professor explores the value of things often considered trivial in a new book.

The library is getting rid of its English as a second language classes as it deals with citywide budget cuts. One volunteer says there is no replacement, leaving undocumented students in particular with few options.

A New York Times reporter says the Trump administration likes to send cases to the conservative Northern District of Texas, where nearly all cases go directly to Judge Reed O'Connor.

North Texas consumers have seen price hikes on gas, groceries, and even their healthcare costs.

See where all the data centers in North Texas are operating, planned or under construction.

November's midterm election is nearly upon us, and will have Texans casting ballots for governor, attorney general, and a new state senator, among other races.

Tens of trillions of dollars are expected to change hands over the next two decades through inheritance, and women are poised to control a significant share of it.

If you're looking for places close to Dallas to go hiking or camping, look no further than Cedar Hill State Park.

The mission of Charities 2 Love is to increase volunteerism and encourage giving back to the community.

Data shared by the state during stakeholder meetings reveals Texas’ backlog of Medicaid applications grew by more than 209,000 between January and August – while the backlog for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, grew by more than 146,000. Advocates and state officials said new SNAP accuracy requirements might be the cause.

Shenita Cleveland decided city leaders in Dallas needed to be more aware of street conditions, so she took to social media and reports live from the potholes.

On August 21st, the Trump administration announced there would be a temporary hold on the tariffs placed on imported beef. Local ranchers say that's hurting more than it's helping.