The Garland community is grieving the loss of firefighter Kasey King, who served the area with dedication. His death was announced by the Garland Police, which extended condolences to his family and department.

Irving Police made 15 DWI arrests on St. Patrick's Day, responded to 19 major accidents, seized two guns, and confiscated various drugs during their "No Refusal Weekend" campaign.

The NWS has issued a Wind Advisory for Dallas until 9 PM CDT with winds reaching 20-35 mph and gusts up to 45 mph. Residents should secure items and drive carefully.

The Dallas Police celebrates retired Executive Assistant Chief Cynthia Villarreal, one of the first Hispanic female officers in its history, highlighting her pioneering contributions.

The Haltom City Police Department arrested a suspect after a lockdown on Haltom Rd, promising more details later. Residents expressed relief following the incident's resolution.

The City of Garland is seeking residents to fill positions on its Boards & Commissions, with various district vacancies listed on their official website.

Arlington Public Library launched its SNAP Sensory Program to provide inclusive, sensory-friendly spaces and activities for individuals with autism, ADHD, Tourette's, and other disabilities.

Dallas is under a Wind Advisory with strong south winds up to 45 mph, affecting North and Central Texas. Warnings issued for driving difficulties and flying debris.

The Arlington Police Department warns of scammers impersonating officers and demanding payment to clear fake warrants, advising residents to verify dubious calls directly with the department.

White Settlement PD congratulates Sgt. Frank Blaustein on completing an active shooter response training program, joining other instructors to enhance readiness.

Dallas Police reported a fatal shooting of 21-year-old Christopher Montoya at Gus Thomasson and Ferguson Road, with the case number 036583-2025 under investigation.

A man was fatally shot in a Dallas neighborhood; police have arrested Tevyn Perkins in connection with the murder, and are seeking public assistance in the investigation.

Carrollton city crews and Republic Services are cleaning up over 1.2 million pounds of storm debris, offering free landfill drop-offs and advising on curbside disposal for residents.