Dallas police are asking the public to avoid the West End area due to a gas leak. It happened Tuesday morning. DART said bus and rail passengers should anticipate delays due to the leak and as a precaution, service in the West End is suspended.

The Dallas Cowboys got some great injury news related to star wide receiver George Pickens ahead of the team's Thanksgiving meeting with the Kansas City Chiefs.

Dallas Fire and Rescue responded to reports of a gas leak in Dallas' West End early Tuesday morning. The leak prompted evacuations, street closures and disruptions to DART services. The cause of the leak has not been confirmed.

A Dallas police recruit was arrested and placed on leave following an arrest on charges of drug and gun possession, the department said.

The Dallas Mavericks have suffered a lot of injury blows already this season. Kyrie Irving has yet to play as he recovers from his ACL surgery, Anthony Davis has only played in five game because of a calf strain, Daniel Gafford has been in and out with an ankle injury, and that's just the start of it.

The Christmas decorations are out again at a mansion in Dallas’s Preston Hollow neighborhood that went viral last year. And while it may be a welcome sight for the masses, some neighbors aren’t feeling the joy.

Leona Allen Ford is looking forward to starting a new gig. But the 61-year-old deputy publisher of The Dallas Morning News is going to take her sweet time figuring out what best fits her next chapter goals.

The Dallas Cowboys face a tough test on Thanksgiving Day against the Kansas City Chiefs, which is being described as a "turning point" for the team's 2025 NFL campaign.

Cash Saver has three other locations in Dallas, but none in West Dallas. The closest grocery store, Jerry's Supermarket, is about a mile away and a new Sprouts recently opened near Sylvan and I-30, about a mile and a half to the southeast.

The Dallas Cowboys and Detroit Lions are as traditional on Thanksgiving Day as turkey on the table. Few things are more American than tucking into a massive plate of food before settling in to

The Dallas Theater Center and the North Texas Food Bank are joining forces to give back to the community this holiday season. During the run of “A Christmas Carol,” DTC audiences can donate nonperishable food items or contribute monetary donations to help North Texans experiencing food insecurity.