Nate Simmons

McKinney homeowners kept closers busy in April, racking up 294 home sales across the city while prices stayed firmly in upper-tier territory.

Dallas favorite Culpepper Cattle Co., known for its mix of old-school home cooking, Tex-Mex, and prime steaks, is riding into Arlington with a third location on the way.

The Dallas Museum of Art is rolling out Sideline, a temporary outdoor refreshment pop-up at its Eagle Family Plaza timed with the World Cup.

More than 42 years after human remains were discovered in a Tarrant County landfill, investigators say they have finally learned her name.

By the time the final bell rang at Edward J. Briscoe Elementary, the school felt more like a wake than a last day of class.

Two people were killed early yesterday when a car slammed into an embankment on northbound Loop 820 in Hurst and erupted in flames, Hurst police said.

A Fort Worth man is headed to federal prison for more than 29 years after admitting he played a role in a multi-kilogram methamphetamine trafficking

Sor Juana, a woman-owned botanería where every drink arrives with free botanas, has quietly set up shop on the fringes of downtown Dallas in a restored 1920s Venetian-Gothic showroom.

A weekend visit to the Apex Centre water park in McKinney ended in tragedy last Saturday when a child died at the city-run facility, officials said.

A Fort Worth man who admitted to gunning down a 71-year-old outside a local bingo hall was handed a 50-year prison sentence yesterday, with the judge ruling he will be eligible for parole only after serving half of that time.