Photo Courtesy of WFAA KELLER, Texas — On Monday afternoon, members of a Fort Worth homeowners’ association filed a lawsuit against several members of the Keller ISD school board. The Heritage Homeowners Association, along with residents Cary Moon and Brian Black, are suing board members Charles Randklev, Heather Washington, John Birt, Chris Coker, and Micah…… MORE
WASHINGTON – President Donald Trump has moved forward with a 25% tariff on imports from Canada and Mexico, which took effect Tuesday, while also doubling tariffs on Chinese goods to 20%—a day earlier than anticipated. The decision intensifies trade disputes with the U.S.’s three largest trading partners, prompting swift retaliation. China announced on Tuesday that…… MORE
Photo Courtesy of WFAA ARLINGTON, Texas — President Donald Trump announced that the United States would impose a 25 percent tariff on imports from Canada and Mexico starting at midnight on Monday, a move that has raised concerns among automakers and car dealers. The automotive sector stands to be one of the hardest hit by…… MORE
DALLAS – A 31-year-old Dallas woman has been charged with smuggling two 9-year-old twins into the United States from Mexico, according to U.S. Attorney Nicholas J. Ganjei. Incident Details According to federal court documents, Jovanna Netzay Diaz arrived at a Border Patrol checkpoint in Laredo on October 26, 2024. During an initial inspection, authorities reportedly…… MORE
DALLAS – Powerful winds exceeding 70 miles per hour swept through North Texas early Tuesday morning, leaving a trail of destruction that included overturned vehicles, structural damage, and widespread power outages. Major Incidents Reported As the storm moved through the region, multiple accidents were reported on major highways. An 18-wheeler overturned on southbound Interstate 35E…… MORE