Recent health inspections in Arlington saw three restaurants receive failing grades, with A-1 Plus Barbecue Inc. and Ocean Chinese Restaurant scoring below 70, and several others also performing poorly.

A Texas mom pled guilty to poisoning her daughter to induce seizures and faces life in prison; her pattern of behavior suggests Munchausen syndrome by proxy.

Streets in downtown Fort Worth are reopening after the Sandman Hotel explosion, with Houston Street now clear but West 8th Street remaining closed as investigations and cleanup continue.

Downtown Fort Worth businesses are facing economic challenges following an explosion at the Sandman Signature Hotel, with several still closed amid ongoing investigations.

Emergency crews investigated a natural gas odor at Dallas' AT&T Discovery District; no gas was found inside buildings, and the public is not in danger.

Three men were sentenced to a total of 35 years for their roles in a fentanyl drug ring connected to the overdose deaths of three teenagers in North Texas.

Denton's municipal internet faces outages affecting public WiFi and payment kiosks, but libraries remain online. Residents have alternate payment options while repairs are estimated to take five days.

Phillip Hughes pleads guilty to fatally stabbing his 8-year-old grandson in Texas and is sentenced to 35 years in prison.

Dallas has launched a program to convert a city property into at least 40 units of Permanent Supportive Housing for the homeless, offering $2.34 million to interested developers.

The AEDC emphasizes the need for visibility and engagement in its economic development efforts and has distributed $34.5 million in grants for local projects in Arlington.

The U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear a legal challenge to the Dallas County cash bail system, effectively sustaining a lower court's decision and ending the case Daves v. Dallas County.

A gas leak is suspected in the explosion at Fort Worth's Sandman Signature Hotel, which injured 21 but caused no deaths. An investigation is ongoing and efforts continue to address road closures and building damage.

An Austin teacher, James Byrd, was arrested for trying to meet an undercover detective he believed was a 15-year-old girl, leading to an online solicitation charge.