An abandoned and injured bulldog named Justice is thriving in foster care, as the DeSoto Police seek information about the person who left her. The community supports the #JusticeForJustice campaign.

Dallas prepares to celebrate its 12th annual Dallas Arts Month, starting with an event at the Latino Cultural Center on March 27th, showcasing local talent.

A scooter-vehicle collision on Lakeview Blvd in Denton resulted in injuries, traffic delays, and an investigation. Roads cleared after emergency response.

Lewisville Police conducted an operation on W Round Grove Rd, advising the public of their presence and urging avoidance of the area. The operation concluded without incident, with details and rationale not disclosed.

A shooting at a Garland apartment complex resulted in one man dead and a woman critically injured. The suspect, Angel Vargas-Martinez, allegedly shot the woman and then himself. The incident is being investigated as possible domestic violence.

Mansfield, Texas, is renovating its parks, including a new playground at Katherine Rose Memorial Park, updates at Julian Feild Park, and turf work at Mansfield Sports Park.

Jamarion Williams was sentenced to 20 years in prison for assaulting a family member with a prior conviction. Tarrant County DA praised Arlington Police and community partners for their role in securing the conviction.

The City of Fort Worth is announcing a meeting for Near Southside residents to discuss upcoming street improvements focused on Henderson St., Galveston Ave., and Houston St.

DeSoto Police captured murder suspect Lewis Ray Harper Jr. using facial recognition technology and coordination between detectives and patrol officers.

Arlington hosts a free shredding and electronics recycling event on April 5, 2025, from 8 a.m. to noon for residents with proof of residency. Limits apply and items like refrigerators are not accepted.

Two suspects were arrested for a Dallas armored truck robbery, highlighting interagency cooperation between local and federal law enforcement in Texas.

Police and fire departments responded to a carbon monoxide incident in Lewisville, evacuating a building and hospitalizing three individuals before resolving the issue.

Lewisville's W. Walters St. will be closed for repairs from March 11, 8:30 a.m., to March 12, 8 a.m., affecting driveway access at specific addresses.