Fort Worth dims lights in spring to assist migrating birds, endorsing a National Audubon Society campaign to minimize light pollution and protect avian species.

Dallas is set to experience a temperature drop from high 90s to the mid-50s this week, including windy conditions and possible showers toward the end of the week.

A suspect wanted on a felony warrant was arrested in a Texas neighborhood after a coordinated manhunt involving Tarrant County Sheriff's Office and Fort Worth Police Department.

The Cedar Hill Police have apprehended suspects following a robbery at the Bank of America, ensuring the community's safety and promising more details to come.

The Mesquite Police Explorer Post 145 in Texas has launched to teach youth about law enforcement, emphasizing teamwork and community. Participants are eager to learn, and the program is supported by local businesses like Little Caesars.

Detectives in Plano returned stolen items, including a unique cat shirt, to a resident after arresting Michael McCloud, identified as the alleged package thief.

A missing 13-year-old girl from Everman was found safe and reunited with her family after a community-wide search effort. Her safe return was confirmed by Everman Police.

Officer Nazario Aguirre was promoted to Lieutenant at the Mansfield Police Department to lead the Night Shift Patrol, with the announcement posted on Facebook.

Lewisville invites locals to an open house at the renovated Hedrick House on March 7, featuring a speech by Mayor TJ Gilmore and a ribbon-cutting ceremony.

Fort Worth man Christian Allen Meers was sentenced to 25 years in federal prison for running a meth distribution network, after a traffic stop led to his arrest and the uncovering of his operation.

Sergio Valdez, 51, died after a month-long battle with severe burn injuries from a January home explosion in Carrollton, which was linked to a gas leak. His family is suing Atmos Energy for damages.

A Montgomery County Sheriff's Deputy died in a collision, with another officer and an inmate injured. An investigation is underway, and the community is mourning.

UTA has launched a mini-exhibit highlighting the BSCP's history and influence on labor and civil rights, inviting visitors to learn about the union during Black History Month.