The grant from Texas Health and Human Services will go toward My Health My Resources of Tarrant County to expand its work with the North Texas Maternal Health Accelerator.

New procedures and tests can help people live a more "optimized" life, but they are usually so expensive that they remain largely inaccessible.

Whether you love the sound or it annoys you, the soundtrack of summertime in Texas has a backing track of buzzing cicadas.

Trenace Dorsey-Hollins, founding executive director of the advocacy organization Parent Shield Fort Worth and a parent of two students in the Fort Worth school district, shared her insights about how...

The NTX Now team got to try some of the new offerings you can buy at the State Fair this year and share some of the best bites.

Delivery drones from Amazon are raising concerns about the noise across Richardson. Residents have described them as "flying lawn mowers."

Some of the top competitive eaters in the country will descend on Lewisville this weekend for the World Tamale Eating Championship.

The conference takes place across Denton and Dallas, with workshops, demos, and a polaroid walk.

As the Neiman Marcus flagship in downtown Dallas prepares to close, Larry Leathers reflects on his work designing the iconic store's windows

There are a few things you can do every week to be as prepared as possible for severe weather.

A training tool designed by a UT Arlington professor allows Fort Worth police officers to practice potentially tense interactions before interacting with actual people.

A training tool designed by a UT Arlington professor allows Fort Worth police officers to practice potentially tense interactions before interacting with actual people.

State parks across Texas are hosting ruck hikes to help raise awareness about the mental health struggles many veterans face.

Texas cancelled its contract with Empower, the private contractor in charge of overseeing foster care cases in North Texas, but the impact of the transition to new management on foster children has not...

While coffee shops and cafes can be welcoming and comfortable third spaces, they are also businesses that rely on revenue to stay afloat.

NBC-5 reports the citations issued from these cameras are disproportionately impacting homeowners who may not be able to afford home repairs.

Whether you are looking for a puppy, kitten or older animal, local shelters have plenty of options for adoptable pets.

The interest rate increase is going to impact Americans with any kind of debt, so your minimum payment on credit cards, personal and small business loans will go up.

The Senior Source's mission is to enhance the quality of life for older adults in the greater Dallas area. One way they're helping is through financial literacy classes and providing support as clients...

With nearly 4 million followers on TikTok and over 2 million subscribers on YouTube, artist Alissa Teo has elevated this simple idea — throwing carefully arranged colored rice into the air to make shapes...

His new book, "Borderlands: My Fight for an Inclusive America" explores the strength found in American diversity through U.S.–Mexico relations and border politics.

Texas Monthly's BBQ Fest welcomes pitmasters from across the state to cook for attendees. A portion of the ticket sales will benefit Feeding Texas, an organization that aims to create a hunger-free Texas.

The boutique, presented by the GCISD Council of PTAs, is a complimentary formal wear resource for all GCISD students.

KERA's unofficial outdoor correspondent Yfat Yossifor recently visited the Sierra Nevada mountains in eastern California and shares some tips for training for your next outdoor adventure.

The mall opened in 2001 and while it didn't boast ice skating rinks like the Galleria or contemporary art like NorthPark, the shopping center holds a special place in a D Magazine editor's heart.

Jeffrey Engel, history professor and David Gergen director of the Center for Presidential History at SMU, explains why the war on terror is still raging today.

Twenty-five years after the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, a production coming to North Texas revisits the events of that day through the people who experienced them.

People experiencing homelessness are more likely to suffer from chronic illnesses like diabetes and heart disease, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, but getting help for those...

The two-day convention ends tonight, but not before many other speakers address the event, including Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson. NPR's Tamara Keith joined us to break down the events.

A handful of conservative voters in Hood County say they're either voting for Democrats or sitting out the election.

NPR political reporter Stephen Fowler explains what he's looking out for and what to expect from Ken Paxton, who's running for U.S. Senate and will speak at the convention Wednesday.

Texas is one of 47 states where COVID-19 infections are growing, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Foreclosure starts in North Texas are running above the national average and rising faster than elsewhere in the country, but that does not mean the region’s housing market is in trouble.

Dallas hosted the 1984 Republican National Convention and a GOP midterm convention is about to start. The city — and the politics — have changed a lot.

Texas is trying to expand access to preschool by encouraging school districts to partner with private child care centers. But some longtime Dallas providers say the school district that’s supposed to...

Star Trek is celebrating its 60th anniversary this year and "Trekkies" can screen their favorite episodes at the Plaza Theatre in Garland on Sep. 12.

What if we’re too quick to dismiss the frivolous? An author and UNT professor explores the value of things often considered trivial in a new book.

See where all the data centers in North Texas are operating, planned or under construction.

The library is getting rid of its English as a second language classes as it deals with citywide budget cuts. One volunteer says there is no replacement, leaving undocumented students in particular with...

A New York Times reporter says the Trump administration likes to send cases to the conservative Northern District of Texas, where nearly all cases go directly to Judge Reed O'Connor.

North Texas consumers have seen price hikes on gas, groceries, and even their healthcare costs.

November's midterm election is nearly upon us, and will have Texans casting ballots for governor, attorney general, and a new state senator, among other races.

Tens of trillions of dollars are expected to change hands over the next two decades through inheritance, and women are poised to control a significant share of it.

If you're looking for places close to Dallas to go hiking or camping, look no further than Cedar Hill State Park.

Data shared by the state during stakeholder meetings reveals Texas’ backlog of Medicaid applications grew by more than 209,000 between January and August – while the backlog for the Supplemental Nutrition...

The mission of Charities 2 Love is to increase volunteerism and encourage giving back to the community.

Shenita Cleveland decided city leaders in Dallas needed to be more aware of street conditions, so she took to social media and reports live from the potholes.