A Dallas gang member faces federal charges for possessing a machinegun, with his arrest being part of "Operation Texas Kill Switch" aimed at illegal firearm modifications.

Arlington prepares for Wreaths Across America on December 14, inviting volunteers to lay wreaths at local cemeteries in honor of veterans, facilitated by the DAR.

EZ Band, known for their "Hey There Delilah" cover, hit 1 million Spotify plays and will perform live at Garland's Plaza Theater.

A fire at HG Supply Company in Alliance was controlled within 45 minutes. One firefighter was injured. No patrons were harmed, as an alarm system enabled evacuation. The cause was accidental.

The Tarrant County Sheriff's Office promotes "Tie One On for Safety," a MADD campaign to prevent drunk driving during the holidays, using MADD ribbons as visual reminders.

The White Settlement Police Department celebrated the graduation of its first Junior Police Academy class, attended by local dignitaries, highlighting community engagement efforts.

Haltom City Police seek public help in finding missing 20-year-old Kristin Sloan, emphasizing her mental health conditions that pose a risk. A photo and contact for Detective E. Madigan are provided.

White Settlement Police Department apprehended a suspect wanted for aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, coordinating across shifts without incident.

Missing 66-year-old Don Kent Rhone with medical conditions was found safe at his brother's house in Texarkana, ending the search initiated by DeSoto Police.

The City of Frisco issued a roadwork advisory detailing potential traffic disruptions due to several road projects with estimated two-week completion times.

Fort Worth has received $5.7 million from HUD to eliminate lead hazards in homes, benefiting children and low-income families as part of a $420 million nationwide initiative.

Two 18-year-olds were fatally shot on Lafayette Street in Dallas; police are investigating and seeking public assistance. Crime Stoppers offers a reward for tips leading to arrests.

The City of Lewisville launched "Ask MYLV," an AI service bot on its website to help residents report issues and find information through chat and text.