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Local News
1 dead after apparent road rage shooting in Dallas, sources say
Local News
Congress votes to make Juneteenth a federal holiday
President Biden is expected to sign the legislation - making June 19, the date the last US slaves were freed, a federal holiday - into law.
Local News
Gov. Abbott signs Botham Jean Act into law
The law will now make it an offense for police to turn off body cameras during investigations, among other moves for transparency.
While I Have Your Attention
While I have your attention: Brad Pritchett
As we mark another Pride Month, we are, once again, turning our platform over to family, friends, and neighbors to amplify more voices in the struggle for equality.
Features
'Oldest-living' University of Texas at Dallas alumna celebrates turning 100 years old
Happy birthday, Jane Yates!
Juneteenth
Former Dallas Cowboy Greg Ellis talks with WFAA's Chris Lawrence about his play Juneteenth
Greg Ellis says as recognition for Juneteenth gains popularity, he wants people to understand its history and meaning
Crime
Grand Prairie police: Standoff in Irving ends, suspect taken into custody
Irving police reopened W. Shady Grove around 7 a.m. Thursday after a wanted suspect was taken into custody.
Vaccine
Study says third vaccine dose could boost response for organ transplant recipients
A new study published in the Annals of Internal Medicine reveals the extra dose could boost antibody levels-- especially for recipients who haven't had much of a res
Politics
Texans can carry handguns without license or training starting Sept. 1
Gov. Greg Abbott, Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick, and other Republicans who were initially noncommittal about the bill were under immense political pressure this session.
Local News
World's largest duck is coming to Fort Worth!
"Mama duck" as she's called is headed to Cowtown's Trinity Park and she's bringing her baby Timmy along with her.
Features
Fort Worth dad gets unimaginable gift just in time for Father's Day
Ivery Williams says it's proof that doing what's right will eventually come back to bless you.
Heartwarming
Fort Worth father of 5 gets unimaginable gift just in time for Father's Day
Ivery Williams says it's proof that doing what's right will eventually come back to bless you.
Local News
Congress votes to make Juneteenth a federal holiday
President Biden is expected to sign the legislation - making June 19, the date the last US slaves were freed, a federal holiday - into law.
Local News
Gov. Abbott signs Botham Jean Act into law
The law will now make it an offense for police to turn off body cameras during investigations, among other moves for transparency.
While I Have Your Attention
While I have your attention: Brad Pritchett
As we mark another Pride Month, we are, once again, turning our platform over to family, friends, and neighbors to amplify more voices in the struggle for equality.
Features
'Oldest-living' University of Texas at Dallas alumna celebrates turning 100 years old
Happy birthday, Jane Yates!
Juneteenth
Former Dallas Cowboy Greg Ellis talks with WFAA's Chris Lawrence about his play Juneteenth
Greg Ellis says as recognition for Juneteenth gains popularity, he wants people to understand its history and meaning
Crime
Grand Prairie police: Standoff in Irving ends, suspect taken into custody
Irving police reopened W. Shady Grove around 7 a.m. Thursday after a wanted suspect was taken into custody.
Vaccine
Study says third vaccine dose could boost response for organ transplant recipients
A new study published in the Annals of Internal Medicine reveals the extra dose could boost antibody levels-- especially for recipients who haven't had much of a res
Politics
Texans can carry handguns without license or training starting Sept. 1
Gov. Greg Abbott, Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick, and other Republicans who were initially noncommittal about the bill were under immense political pressure this session.
Local News
World's largest duck is coming to Fort Worth!
"Mama duck" as she's called is headed to Cowtown's Trinity Park and she's bringing her baby Timmy along with her.
Features
Fort Worth dad gets unimaginable gift just in time for Father's Day
Ivery Williams says it's proof that doing what's right will eventually come back to bless you.
Heartwarming
Fort Worth father of 5 gets unimaginable gift just in time for Father's Day
Ivery Williams says it's proof that doing what's right will eventually come back to bless you.
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