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Greenville police have found a 19-year-old they were looking for after an assault call led to the discovery of a dead man. Police were called to a house near Commerce and Esma Streets Monday afternoon

Not everyone likes the holidays. It can be a struggle for many just getting through it. That is why one Oak Cliff tavern is getting behind the Festivus holiday which was created years ago on Seinfeld.

You may have noticed more police out than usual. That's because many agencies step up patrol over the holidays to discourage people from driving drunk.

Arlington police have made an arrest in a cold case thanks to a random DNA hit that came back eight years after the murder. The match came back to Devin Cameron-Mack who was already in the Tarrant County Jail for something else.

The Town of Addison is adding to their attractions with a newly-renovated hotel set to reopen in the coming weeks. Hotel Dax, standing for Dallas Addison Exchange, will open as an innovative lifestyle hotel along Midway Road.

Millions of dollars is headed to DART in its construction project of a new multi-city trail. The Cotton Belt Trail is a 26-mile biking and pedestrian pathway running alongside the new Silver Line in the northern areas of Dallas Fort Worth.

FIFA has unveiled a small soccer field in what is known as a mini-pitch in the community of Lake Dallas. The goal behind the move is to provide more opportunities for kids to play soccer and have access to the sport ahead of next year's World Cup.

Partnerships are building across Dallas Fort Worth six months out from the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Michael Jacobson is President and CEO of the Greater Arlington Chamber of Commerce and says they are looking at the event as an opportunity for the entire North Texas region.

Freedom of speech took center stage as Senator Ted Cruz used a Senate Commerce Science and Transportation Committee Hearing as an opportunity to warn the FCC Chairman.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has filed a lawsuit in the aftermath of the largest wildfire in recorded Texas history. The Smokehouse Creek Fire led to the deaths of three Texans and left over $1-billion in damage.

The United States has successfully completed the extradition of nine people in a cocaine trafficking case out of Colombia that is being prosecuted in Texas. The last of the defendants made his first court appearance this week in El Paso following his extradition last week.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is suing five major TV companies. The Attorney General says the companies are spying on Texans by secretly recording what they watch in their own homes.

The North Texas Jewish population is celebrating Hanukkah in the aftermath of another global anti-Semitic terror attack, this time in Australia. Regional Director of the American Jewish Committee, Joel Schwitzer, says the attack on Bondi Beach, while shocking, is all too predictable.

Taking a look at Week 16 - the State Semifinals, of the Texas High School football schedule and standings.

In this episode we get the latest on the debate around funding Obamacare subsidies, talk to Sen. John Kennedy about an alternative GOP plan -- is there one? -- And dive into a University of Michigan study about the huge number of seniors driving while high.