University of North Texas warns of budget cuts amid $45 million deficit
The University of North Texas is facing a $45 million structural deficit primarily driven by a sharp decline in international master's student enrollment, a trend attributed to tightening federal visa policies and shifting geopolitical tensions.
Dallas declines ordinance to charge viral holiday house for traffic costs
A Dallas city committee rejected an ordinance that would have required homeowners with viral holiday displays to pay for the $140,000 traffic control costs currently funded by taxpayers.
Mistrial in federal domestic terrorism case over Alvarado ICE facility attack
A mistrial was declared in the federal domestic terrorism case involving a July 4 ambush on an Alvarado ICE facility after a defense attorney's shirt displayed civil rights messaging to potential jurors.
Police chase ends in officer-involved shooting on George Bush Turnpike in Carrollton
A multi-agency police chase ended in a crash and an officer-involved shooting Tuesday morning on the President George Bush Turnpike, police said.
Texans block ICE detention center sale in Hutchins after property owner rejects offer
Residents of Hutchins, Texas, successfully blocked the conversion of a local warehouse into an ICE detention center after a weeks-long campaign prompted the property owner to decline a deal with the Department of Homeland Security.
