Rudy Giuliani injured in New Hampshire car crash after assisting at a domestic violence scene! Initial speculation of a connection between the two incidents has been ruled out by police. Giuliani suffered broken bones and was hospitalized, but is now home and in good spirits. The investigation continues, with police reviewing footage and discouraging conspiracy theories. Trump announced Giuliani will receive the Presidential Medal of Freedom.

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Texas schools and law enforcement face a new reality after the Uvalde Strong Act: mandatory active shooter training, detailed crisis response policies, and multi-agency drills are now required to prevent future tragedies.

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North Texas weather is looking up! Enjoy pleasant, low-to-mid 90s temperatures this week—perfect for outdoor activities. Get that iced coffee, plan a barbecue, or relax on the porch. Just remember to stay hydrated and use sunscreen during the warmest part of the day. It's not quite fall, but a welcome break from summer's intense heat.

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University of Kentucky student Laken Snelling is in custody after police found her newborn infant's body hidden in her closet. Charged with concealing a birth, evidence tampering, and corpse abuse, this shocking case has ignited a campus-wide conversation about mental health resources and support for students facing crisis pregnancies. What led to this tragedy, and could more have been done to help?

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U.S. Open shocker! A CEO snatched a tennis player's hat from a child, sparking outrage. Hear how the situation was resolved with apologies, a replacement hat, and a heartwarming meeting that turned a sour moment into a positive memory for a young fan. Plus, the latest on Kamil Majchrzak's injury.

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North Texas Food Bank launches its annual Peanut Butter Drive, aiming to collect 100,000 pounds of peanut butter and $300,000 to fight hunger during Hunger Action Month. Peanut butter is a crucial, protein-packed staple for food pantries. Donate jars at drop-off locations, give online, organize a drive, or get discounted State Fair admission on Sept. 26 by bringing two jars. Your donation provides hope and meals for families facing hunger.

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A Texas town is on edge as a judge prepares to rule on a controversial Mormon temple. Will the new temple rise in Prosper, or will resident concerns halt construction? The decision could set a precedent for religious development in booming North Texas suburbs, impacting property values, community spirit, and religious freedom. All eyes are on the Collin County courthouse as the future of Prosper hangs in the balance.

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A quiet Fort Worth neighborhood is shattered by a late-night shooting on Carol Oaks Lane, leaving four injured, including an innocent bystander. With one victim in critical condition, police are hunting for multiple shooters and piecing together the puzzle of what sparked this sudden violence. What was the motive? And who is responsible? Authorities are urging the public to come forward with any information that could crack the case.

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Is Schumer losing control? Democratic voters are rebelling against party leadership, especially in Texas, where primary challengers are capitalizing on discontent with the Senate Majority Leader. Accusations of being out-of-touch and ignoring local issues are fueling a push for change, threatening party unity and potentially reshaping the upcoming elections. Will the Democrats listen to the grassroots rebellion before November, or risk a fractured front?

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Texas schools just got graded! Find out if your local school made the grade with the Texas Education Agency's new A-F report cards. Discover how these scores impact communities, spark debates, and drive change in education. Are these grades a fair reflection of our schools, or just one piece of the puzzle?

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