A shooting at an Arlington recording studio left one man injured and two suspects hospitalized with gunshot wounds after an alleged drug-related confrontation.

A Fort Worth high school basketball game highlighted the local fight against gun violence, remembering a former player killed last month and promoting a message of peace.

A person was shot during a carjacking in Dallas, where two suspects fled with the victim's car, which was later recovered; the victim is in critical condition.

Fort Worth Animal Shelters introduce "Pause for Paws," a new initiative closing each shelter one day a week for better animal care and facility maintenance, starting February 6.

The Tarrant County DA's office praised the Everman and Arlington Police Departments for their role in a recent conviction, with details of the crime and trial still undisclosed.

Dallas invites developers to tour a site for potential supportive housing for the homeless, with RSVPs for February 1 and 9 tours due via email, and inquiries directed to Assistant Housing Director Darwin Wade or [email protected].

Dallas is forecasted to experience a wet and windy weekend with showers and strong winds, followed by clearer, sunny weather and rising temperatures into the mid-60s during the upcoming week.

The Fort Worth Zoo has celebrated the hatching of its first-ever rockhopper penguin chick named Darcy, boosting conservation efforts for the vulnerable species.

A Dallas woman died in a hit-and-run when her car was struck by Billy Ray Williamson's SUV. Williamson, who tried to report his vehicle stolen, faces charges for the incident.

Plano Police Department arrested a group of suspects attempting to steal an ATM with a stolen truck, thwarting an early morning theft at a local 7-Eleven.

Law enforcement successfully apprehended a suspect whose attempt to flee in a stolen vehicle was thwarted when the car got stuck in mud near Highway 287.

Duncanville hosts a fireside chat with Ms. Opal Lee, known for her work making Juneteenth nationally recognized, on February 8, with limited free tickets available.

The City of Carrollton is set to host its second annual Health & Safety Fair on March 23, offering a range of free activities and informational booths to the community.