Rockwall County will test the IPAWS emergency alert system on June 28th, to ensure residents receive urgent notifications effectively across various platforms.

Nine individuals and a Texas car dealership have been indicted for using illegal devices on diesel trucks that violated U.S. emissions standards, possibly facing significant fines and prison time.

Fort Worth's Human Relations Commission will screen "The Freedom to Marry" for their Movies That Matter series at the Modern Art Museum on June 6, promoting human rights discussions.

Mayor Mattie Parker of Fort Worth awarded a $10,000 grant to the Tarrant Area Food Bank to support school-based food markets and fight childhood hunger.

Fort Worth has postponed the idea of a street maintenance fee, looking for alternative funding methods to address city infrastructure upkeep after evaluating the proposal with the community and city staff.

El Cosmico hotel in Marfa, Texas, plans to relocate and expand using 3D printing technology, collaborating with construction firm ICON and architects for a project costing $50 million.

The Fort Worth Fire Department commemorates the 140th anniversary of its Arson Investigation Division, reflecting on the unit's history and enduring commitment to community safety.

Chief Christopher Cook awarded Captain Beau Hufstetler with the Community Partner of the Year Award for the partnership between NAS JRB Fort Worth and White Settlement.

The Dallas Police are seeking information on the unsolved murder of Eldridge Smith from two years ago, hoping to identify the assailant who fatally stabbed him.

The Team Texas for Families of Fallen Officers raised $500,000 for C.O.P.S. by completing the Road to Hope cycling event, as announced by the Carrollton Police Department.

The Tarrant County DA's office commended Haltom City Police on social media for their work on an unspecified case, emphasizing the department's role in community safety.

The City of Arlington offers a free Block Party Trailer with essentials for residents to host community events, aiming to foster neighborhood connections.

Three Plano Police Department members recently earned Masters in Criminology and Criminal Justice while serving full-time, utilizing the city's tuition reimbursement program and demonstrating dedication to their professions and personal growth.