The 9-1-1 service outage in parts of Northeast Tarrant County was resolved, with residents regaining access to the emergency number after an AT&T disruption.

Volunteer nurse Tanna Lazaroff aids a mother who lost her husband in a Texas tornado, exemplifying the crucial emotional support provided by the Red Cross North Texas.

The Dallas Police Department seeks information on the 2018 case of Christopher Littles Jr., shot outside his home, through their #ColdCaseTuesday initiative.

TxDOT's ongoing road improvements in Downtown Denton prompt detour changes, with the City offering free parking in select lots during September to aid local businesses and motorist navigation.

The City Council of Denton invites residents to discuss the Design Downtown Denton Plan, covering 767 acres, at 215 E McKinney Street on September 17 at 6:30 pm.

Fort Worth City Council approved a new UTA campus, committing $4 million from its Economic Development Fund for the project anticipated to drive economic growth and education opportunities.

Siara’s MedSpa in Arlington, grown from a hair salon into a full-service med spa, reflects the local entrepreneurial spirit. The business, now offering a range of aesthetic services, is run by founder Cecilia Gonzales and her daughter.

A shooting near 2175 S SH 121 Business in Lewisville prompted an investigation and manhunt for the fleeing assailant. One person was injured and authorities are seeking witness information.

The Tarrant County DA praised Arlington PD and ATF agents for their commitment, as their behind-the-scenes efforts continue to enhance community safety.

The Tarrant County DA expressed gratitude to the Fort Worth Police for resolving a high-profile case, signalling strong community support for law enforcement.

Arlington's taco competition is back, with local restaurants competing to win the title of Arlington’s Favorite Taco. Residents can try special tacos until September 30 and vote for their favorite, with the winner to be announced on October 3.

Denton County schedules a public hearing on September 10, 2024, for discussing the proposed budget that includes a property tax increase of 6.29% from the previous year.

Fort Worth recognizes National Preparedness Month by focusing on emergency readiness for AANHPI communities, involving multi-language resources, school district partnerships, and the Community Connect program for comprehensive emergency planning.