A woman was found dead in a burned vehicle in a Dallas Walmart parking lot; the cause is under investigation. Firefighters extinguished the blaze and officials are interviewing witnesses.

The Allen City Council honored the Cuffman family's war sacrifice, initiated the 2024 Comprehensive Plan, funded ACTV tech upgrades, and approved new turf for a local park.

Experts advised the Dallas Ad Hoc Committee on Pensions on how to stabilize the Police and Fire Pension System. The committee aims to submit a restoration plan by Fall 2024.

A shooting in Dallas on December 13th resulted in one death and two injuries. Detectives are investigating the incident and seeking information from the public.

South Oak Cliff High School seeks a third consecutive state championship in a rematch against Port Neches-Groves, who are chasing their first title in decades.

A Lubbock man was sentenced to 10 years for stealing 37 firearms from a distributor and leaving DNA evidence, with the U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of Texas announcing the conviction.

The Plano Texas Police Department has issued a renewed request for any information regarding a missing person named Maria, emphasizing the urgency of her safe return on social media.

The Stephen G. Terrell Recreation Center opens in Allen with an open house on January 13, offering state-of-the-art facilities including an adventure track, batting cages, and an indoor playground.

Carrollton won the GFOA's Award for Outstanding Achievement in Popular Annual Financial Reporting for FY 2022, signifying excellence in fiscal transparency and reporting.

Lisa Dykes denies involvement in Marisela Botello's murder at her Dallas trial, contradicting prosecutors' jealousy motive and claiming a business dispute with Charles Beltran.

Two Plano Police detectives represented their department at a DOJ-led Violent Crime Reduction Summit in Indianapolis, aimed at enhancing strategies for community safety.

A naturalization ceremony in Dallas will see 30 residents become U.S citizens, with Jorge Molina speaking and voter registration available post-event at City Hall.

The Arlington MLK awards deadline is extended to December 22, 2023, honoring contributions to "The American Dream City" in education, government, and community service.