Vice President @JDVance says he would support eliminating the H-1B visa program, as Texas @RepBethVanDuyne pushes legislation to dramatically increase penalties for serious employer violations. Her proposal would preserve H-1B while increasing some maximum penalties to $250,000 per violation.

Six people were shot early Sunday morning in Dallas, according to police. Investigators say none of the victims had life-threatening injuries at the time of the latest update. No suspect or arrest has been announced.

🏈 Dak Prescott and CeeDee Lamb delivered when Dallas needed it most. Prescott found Lamb for the winning touchdown with 40 seconds left, completing a 10-point comeback as the @dallascowboys beat the Texans 34–30 and improved to 2–2.

A former Texas Southern University adjunct professor will spend 78 months in federal prison for a student financial aid fraud scheme that obtained more than $921,000. Prosecutors say he used other people’s identities in more than 100 fraudulent applications, leaving some victims with thousands in student loan debt.

Four Dallas-Fort Worth law enforcement officers have been named 2026 Texas Officers of the Year, joining 13 other honorees from across the state. The DFW recipients serve with police and constable departments in Dallas, Fort Worth, Tarrant County and Denton.

A former Celina High School student faces six felony counts after police say detectives found images of six students allegedly photographed inside a school locker room. Police say the juvenile acted alone, and families of the students involved have been notified.

Cowboys heartbreak, Matt’s 0-3 fantasy start and a Bijan Robinson vs. Jahmyr Gibbs showdown. Matt and Louis are back with another Barber Ball Banter — debating the NFL’s best players and how Louis somehow ended up with four favorite NFL teams.

Blood found on a wall helped crack a Dallas murder case more than 33 years later. Police say DNA evidence led investigators to Gary Len Ross, 56, who now faces a capital murder charge in the 1993 killing of Tommie Davis.

A federal judge has blocked border barrier, road and related construction across Texas’ Big Bend Sector, halting projects that relied on federal waivers of environmental and historic-preservation laws. The ruling does not stop Border Patrol operations, and the underlying lawsuit remains pending.

“I cry for me, but my thanks is the cup which holds my tears.” A chance hospital encounter with a widow named Mary becomes a powerful reflection on love, loss, faith and the kind of gratitude that remains even through grief.