Thousands of people across the Dallas-Fort Worth area take part in nationwide “No Kings” protests against the policies of the Trump administration on Saturday. 2 hours ago

Dallas-Fort Worth residents began turning out in force Saturday for local 'No Kings' protests against President Donald Trump's policies, including anti-immigration raids.

There is a chance for storms on Father's Day. The activity will likely start in the morning northwest of the Metroplex and move southeast throughout the day. As of the latest fore

Dallas-Fort Worth residents might get to finally put away the umbrellas. Thursday morning started with showers, which brought down about a quarter of an inch of rain at DFW International Airport, according to the National Weather Service’s Fort Worth office.

A largely peaceful protest escalated as demonstrators ignored orders to remain on sidewalks and didn’t disperse when police declared the assembly unlawful.

On top of that, you've got Pride Month events, Juneteenth celebrations, Father's Day and, to top it all off, National Rosé Day. With only three days to fit it all in, time management skills will be a must. The good news is we've got you covered on the research.

Looking to explore food opportunities beyond your community? Check out the following restaurant news from across the Dallas-Fort Worth metro, as previously reported by Community Impact.

The Dallas Mavericks unveiled a newly renovated basketball court at the Fort Worth Juvenile Detention Center, featuring a resurfaced wood floor, new backboards, hoops, and fresh paint. As part of the event,