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Court leaves Crystal Mason’s illegal voting acquittal in place
The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals dismissed an appeal in a long-running Tarrant County voter fraud case, leaving Fort Worth resident Crystal Mason acquitted after she was previously convicted of illegally voting in 2016.
Supreme Court allows use of citizenship database ahead of midterms
The Supreme Court has given the Trump administration a green light to use a federal citizenship database to verify voters ahead of the midterm elections.
New nonstop flights, aircraft to come to McKinney National Airport
Avelo Airlines is expanding its upcoming service by adding new aircraft and four new nonstop destinations: Atlanta, Denver, Nashville and New Orleans.
WATCH: Americans struggling with the record rise in gas prices
GasBuddy's Patrick De Haan shares his outlook on gas prices over the next week as the average of a gallon of regular gas rises up more than a $1.50 since the war with Iran began.
Hwy. 287 reopens after crews demolish damaged overpass
U.S. Highway 287 in Fort Worth has reopened following a fatal dumpster truck crash that severely damaged the Erath Street overpass.
State Fair of Texas opening day guide: Big Tex’s new look, top foods, lower prices
The State Fair of Texas opens at Fair Park with lower prices, returning security screening policies, new foods, and a makeover for Big Tex.
Sep 25, 2026
Administration's pro-Trump TV ad is taxpayer-funded
Calls grow to reopen investigation into fatal shooting of British woman in Prosper
There are growing calls to reopen an investigation into the 2025 death of a British woman in Prosper, and FOX 4 has obtained police documents that detail the initial investigation into the fatal shooting involving her father.
Lithium-ion battery fire disrupts another California community, raising questions about storage, safety
A lithium-ion battery fire in California that triggered widespread evacuations is again raising alarms about how and where the technology is stored.
Appeals court orders Trump administration to distribute homeless funds
The U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals has rebuffed a Trump administration effort to dictate how homeless service organizations in Los Angeles can seek millions of dollars in federal housing funds.
Stanford apologizes for using AI to swap race, gender of a student in its marketing materials
A Stanford spokesperson said its housing and dining department had used AI 'to alter the image in violation of university policy.'
Charges dropped against former suspects connected to Richardson Waffle House shooting
As Richardson Police continue to investigate a March 2026 shooting at a Waffle House that left a teenager paralyzed, charges against three suspects arrested in connection to the case have been dropped.
Dallas City Hall petition drive seeks May ballot vote to save iconic building
Save Dallas City Hall launched a petition drive aiming to gather 20,000 signatures in 60 days to put the building's preservation on the May ballot.
Sep 26, 2026
1 injured in Fillmore Avenue shooting
Sep 26, 2026