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Cedar Hill man was 'hearing voices' before shooting Amazon delivery driver: affidavit
Police arrested a 33-year-old man after he shot an Amazon delivery driver outside a Cedar Hill home. An arrest affidavit states the suspect was experiencing a mental health episode at the time of the shooting.
NJ food importer files lawsuit challenging Trump's 50% tariffs on Canadian goods
A New Jersey food importer filed a lawsuit Tuesday challenging President Donald Trump’s power to invoke a Depression-era law to levy a 50% tariff on $20 billion worth of Canadian goods
WATCH: DHS: Ukrainians Retain Protection Pending TPS Decision
While the temporary protected status for thousands of Ukrainians has expired, the DHS says they can remain for now. Ukrainian student Mariia Hlyten discusses her unclear future in the U.S.
Homeboy Industries helps launch plan for LA28 Olympic merchandise
The LA28 Olympic organizing group plans to combine with L.A.-based businesses to sell Olympic merchandise. The Homeboy Industries gang intervention nonprofit is an initial partner.
Fort Worth newborn drowned in motel bathtub, mother charged with capital murder
A Fort Worth mother faces a capital murder charge for allegedly drowning her newborn in a motel bathtub before her boyfriend disposed of the infant in a dumpster.
Juvenile shot in the leg in Fort Worth, two in custody
A juvenile in Fort Worth was shot in the leg Monday evening.
Oct 20, 2026
WATCH: Study shows Gulf oil spill's lasting damage
WATCH: Trump announces fuel relief for farmers
President Donald Trump took his midterm pitch to Kansas Monday night, announcing a new fuel relief program for farmers facing record-high diesel prices.
Collin County election officials resolve early voting printer outages
Early voting in Collin County began with high voter turnout and brief printer outages at about 10 polling locations, which election officials resolved within 90 minutes.
Residents fight for anti-camping zone at 6th Street Bridge park
Residents on both sides of the L.A. River have raised concerns for months about the possibility of homeless encampments forming once the 6th Street Bridge park opens.
Convicted NTX burglar argues Flock camera use violated constitutional rights
A convicted felon connected to five armed robberies in North Texas is arguing Flock cameras used to track him violated his constitutional rights in an appeal filed earlier this month.
North Texas early voting begins with long lines at some polling locations
Some North Texas voters faced lines of 30 to 45 minutes on the first day of early voting, with Collin and Tarrant County seeing heavier turnout.
Former Melissa ISD bus driver re-arrested on new child sex crime charges
A former school bus driver for Melissa ISD was arrested for the second time in a week on child sex crime charges.
Oct 21, 2026
West Herr's annual Thanksgiving food drive returns
Oct 21, 2026