The legal clock is ticking down for federal law enforcement to explain why immigration agents arrested Estefany Rodriguez, a Nashville news reporter, as the country reacts to her arrest last week.

Headlines with WFAA news anchors Chris Lawrence and Cynthia Izaguirre, weather with chief meteorologist Pete Delkus, and sports with Joe Trahan.

Ten puppies were killed Sunday morning in a fire that also damaged a home in north Fort Worth. According to Fort Worth fire officials, the blaze started about 8 a.m. Sunday in the 3200 block of Grover ...

A Spanish-language reporter in Tennessee was arrested during a traffic stop. Her lawyer called for her release, but ICE has asked a judge to deny the request. (AP) ...

DALLAS — A 14-year-old accused of opening fire inside a Garland convenience store the day after Christmas— killing three teenagers, injuring a fourth — and then vanishing. Five years later, Abel ...

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KTLA has kicked one of its top journalists to the curb on her birthday. Emmy-nominated reporter Ellina Abovian was among a swath of staff laid off by the news station amid restructuring plans on ...

COLLIN COUNTY, Texas — A Collin County jury has ordered a mother and her attorney, who accused a group of middle schoolers of racially-motivated bullying, to pay $3.2 million to one of the teenagers ...

Federal immigration agents arrested 261 beneficiaries of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, or DACA, during the first 10 months of the second Trump administration, according to ...

Dallas City Council approved paying $11.3 million for additional land as part of its massive convention center redevelopment project Wednesday. The approximately 36,000 square feet the city purchased ...

A visit to a Whataburger in East Texas this weekend saw Texas' No. 1 fast-food chain turn into Waffle House as a fight ...

Three of Los Angeles’ longest-serving TV anchors were abruptly laid off Wednesday as corporate owner Nexstar slashed jobs at KTLA. The cuts included longtime weekday morning weather anchor Mark Kriski ...