Dallas Police issued a #WantedWednesday post seeking Keith Johnson Hart for an alleged assault on a pregnant individual, offering a reward for tips leading to his capture.

The Supreme Court declined to hear Vicki Baker's case, whose house was damaged by a SWAT team, leaving unresolved questions about citizen rights during police operations.

A fire was extinguished at a Denton residence with no occupants found inside. Firefighters and police responded quickly, and the cause is under investigation.

Dallas residents experienced a foggy Christmas morning, with the National Weather Service predicting a cloudy day with highs of 60 and calm winds. Showers and thunderstorms are expected Thursday with a 70% chance of rain.

The Denton County Sheriff's Office and Project Hope Denton successfully ran a Toy Drive during the holidays, providing gifts to over 300 children and demonstrating community spirit.

The Mesquite Police Department is investigating an officer-involved shooting and released a briefing video on Facebook to inform the public of the incident's details.

Mansfield, Texas invites residents to shape the future by participating in a Community Satisfaction Survey conducted by the ETC Institute, with the potential to impact city services, safety measures, and development projects.

Plano Police arrest Nicholas Carney for a 1991 child sexual assault, utilizing forensic science and genetic genealogy.

The City of Mesquite's 2024 Economic Development Annual Report highlights $1.1 billion in deals and the creation of 3,500 jobs, emphasizing growth in various sectors including clean energy.

Authorities charged Don Edward Bullard, Jr. with murder after identifying remains of the missing Denton woman, Angelique Yvonne Hataway, who disappeared in 2019.

NAS JRB Fort Worth has provided guidelines for legally flying drones in their airspace, detailing the authorization process using the FAA's LAANC system and additional steps for specific altitudes and operations.

The City of Denton announces holiday closures and service adjustments affecting facilities like the airport, animal care, and public safety, with emergency contacts provided.

Tarrant County offices will close for Christmas on December 24-25 and for New Year's Day on January 1, with normal operations resuming the following days.