Sarah Bahari

Before her arrest, Jennifer Powers worked as a long-term substitute teacher at a Southlake elementary school.

A new report puts a dollar figure on how much the tariffs are costing American families.

Millions of Texans do not know when they will receive SNAP funds this month or how much.

A mother is seeking unspecified damages after her son was allegedly groomed by a predator on Roblox and Discord.

Texas is suing the makers of Tylenol following accusations by President Donald Trump that the drug causes autism.

Parents have more questions than answers following the announcement of the state's takeover of Fort Worth ISD.

Thousands are expected to attend "No Kings" protests in Dallas and other Texas cities.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sought a temporary restraining order blocking people from moving to an encampment in Loving County.

Arlington could become one of the first U.S. cities to repeal protections for LGBTQ residents.

Michael Bo Peacock coerced dozens of children to provide sexually explicit photographs and videos of themselves, authorities say.

Jennifer Powers, a mother and substitute teacher in Southlake, is accused of trafficking women to her boss' New York City "sex dungeon."

The government shutdown is in its second week with no discernible end in sight. Here's a look at federal workers by state and congressional district. See how...

Dallas is among the Texas cities that risk losing money if it does not remove a rainbow crosswalk.

Charlie Kirk once helped galvanize people to the polls. In death, he's galvanizing some to fill church pews.

Texas is home to thousands of federal workers, who could soon be furloughed or working without pay as the government shuts down.

The Spectrum outage hit customers in North and Central Texas.

Texans flooded social media with photos and videos of a massive fireball in the sky.

Since 2015, efforts in Texas to restrict which bathrooms transgender people could use failed against a firestorm of opposition. Until now.

The spike in COVID-19 cases comes as widespread confusion over vaccine availability is growing.

Una serie de nuevas leyes entrará en vigor el 1 de septiembre en Texas.