Beginning June 16, Beat the Heat cooling centers are open for residents to escape the heat. Residents can also apply for portable AC units starting June 18. The cooling centers will provide a safe and comfortable place to stay cool and reduce the need for home electricity use during the hottest days of summer, according to the city.

Dallas police are investigating a deadly shooting overnight in Deep Ellum. Police said it happened around 12:30 a.m. Sunday on South Hall Street.

Two Texas malls have been recognized by USA TODAY's 10BEST annual rankings. Mall of America did not claim the top spot this year.

USA TODAY's 10BEST released its list of the Best U.S. Malls of 2025. The 10BEST editors and a panel of experts nominated their favorite malls, bringing into considerati

DALLAS — At Home, the North Texas-based home goods and furniture chain, has entered into bankruptcy proceedings "in the face of continued volatility" amid recent tariffs, company officials announced Monday. At Home, which has 260 stores across 40 states, filed for voluntary Chapter 11 bankruptcy, according to a release from the company.

North Texans won't need to travel far if they want to shop at some of the best malls in the U.S., a new poll reveals.

Don’t read too much into “Karaoke Queen,” the new single by the Allen-raised, NYC-based singer Allison Ponthier. It’s a story about dashed dreams of a would-be star who finds herself crooning at an amateur mic-night: “Dropped by a major, she fell out of favor/And got on the first plane back home.”

As one of LIV Golf's biggest stars, DeChambeau has been tirelessly promoting the upcoming LIV Dallas tournament. He took that to a new level over the weekend.

A. Right-hander David Davalillo, who began the season as the No. 22 prospect on The Dallas Morning News Rangers’ top 30 list, has been promoted from advanced Class A to Double-A Frisco. The 22-year-old will make his Frisco debut on Friday at San Antonio.

One Dallas council member said all three transit agencies in North Texas — DART, Trinity Metro and DCTA — should be "dismantled."

When it opens, in about a year, it will replace Houston's JPMorgan Chase Tower as the tallest building in Texas.