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Around 10:30 pm Sunday, a pedestrian was fatally struck by a white SUV in the bishop arts district as he was crossing the street to meet friends. The incident occurred at the 400 block of West Davis Street. TRENDING: Fatal Plane Crash In Fort Worth Officers found an unresponsive man in the street, and he was […]

Sunday afternoon, two people died in a plane crash in the 12700 block of N. Saginaw Boulevard in Tarrant County near Hicks Airfield. Officials started receiving calls around 1:30 p.m. reporting a plane crash on N. Saginaw Blvd. Fire departments were at the scene within 5 minutes. The incident happened west of DFW airport, between […]

35-year-old Stephen Puzio has been fired and arrested for aggravated assault on a 15-year-old. The teen was taken to the hospital with injuries that included chipped teeth, a bloody lip, and a swollen eye after the aggressor put the teen in a chokehold and stepped on his head. Stephen was arrested and fired the same […]

A die-hard Lakers fan just took his loyalty all the way to small claims court — and his target ain’t the refs or the league. It’s LeBron James. The fan says the King pulled a fast one with that viral “Second Decision” video — the one that had everybody thinking Bron was about to hang […]

The beat drops tonight in Winnipeg — and so do the Stars. Dallas hockey is back, baby, and the squad’s rolling into the 2025-26 season with momentum and a little Texas attitude. If the Stars snag a win, that’s six straight season-opening victories — one of the best streaks in the entire NHL. Dallas has […]

Lizbeth and Christian Moreno say their hearts sank when their daughter’s school called on October 1. “The principal said, ‘She eloped, but she’s in my car now,’” Lizbeth recalled. “I didn’t even understand what she meant at first — my five-year-old had walked off campus.” Their daughter, who is nonverbal and autistic, was caught on […]

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott just turned up the heat on Dallas and other Texas cities — threatening to cut off road funding if they don’t remove rainbow crosswalks celebrating LGBTQ pride. Abbott says he’s directing the Texas Department of Transportation to “erase political ideologies from our streets,” claiming taxpayer dollars shouldn’t “advance political agendas.” Cities […]

Fort Worth native and Grammy-winning soul singer Leon Bridges just added another milestone to his story — this time, right in the neighborhood where it all began. The city unveiled new street toppers etched with his name along South Calhoun Street in the Near Southside, where Bridges recorded his breakout album Coming Home ten years […]

Tuesday afternoon, 41-year-old Cecilia Simpson was shot outside of a PetSmart in the 3500 block of West Wheatland in southeast Oak Cliff. The suspect is 22-year-old Keona Zachyua Hampton. The altercation began when Hampton didn’t say thank you to Simpson for holding the door for her. The argument turned physical and escalated to Simpson being […]

Somos Tejas is a Texas-based organization that lays out a blueprint for what real, grassroots democracy looks like. They offer something refreshingly simple yet profoundly transformative they remind us that democracy begins right where we live. TRENDING: Meet Los Primos, Empowering Latino Youth in Dallas Built not on slogans or election-season urgency, but on year-round […]

Dallas Cowboys’ owner Jerry Jones is no stranger to controversy. After a questionable trade this off-season Jerry lives in the news, but this time he’s gotta pay! The NFL just hit Jerry Jones with a quarter-million-dollar fine, and yeah—Big Jerry got caught slippin’. Cameras at MetLife Stadium zoomed in on the Dallas Cowboys owner throwin’ up what looked like […]

When you come to South Dallas be ready to try some NEW FOODS!!!!! The lines might be long at the State Fair but they are worth it because some of these new dishes have been voted best ever to try! Reunion Radio’s Big Bink / Slick Nick and Shani Scott talks about some of the […]