The Dallas Police Department and ATF are addressing a surge in gun thefts from vehicles in Dallas, where 2,394 guns were stolen in 2023. They are focusing on high-theft areas and urging public precaution to prevent gun-related crimes.

A 10-year-old boy from North Texas was found safe after a significant search and Amber Alert were issued following his disappearance from a Little Elm apartment complex.

A school bus crash in Collin County, Texas, left one dead and two injured, with emergency services responding and an ongoing investigation by authorities.

Dallas might vote on a $1.25 billion bond for city improvements, with potential funding for streets, parks, housing, public safety, and cultural arts.

Jacob Thomas Allred, a Texas teacher, was arrested for sending explicit messages to a minor, with ongoing investigations suggesting there may be more victims.

Hutchins is set to start building a new city hall this spring, funded by a $10.7 million bond, with completion anticipated by May 2025. The facility will serve as a community hub.

The Tarrant County DA announced a criminal's conviction, citing the interagency work of Hurst, North Richland Hills, and Fort Worth Police, which prompted community praise for their effective police work.

The Irving Police Department's Unidos program, aimed at engaging the Hispanic community, experienced strong attendance and support from local organizations.

Bedford crime fighters hold monthly meetings to share intelligence and collaborate on tackling regional crime trends, aiming to prevent activities before they happen and bridge jurisdictional gaps.

The Stephen G. Terrell Recreation Center offers various amenities and programs for fitness and play, with membership perks including discounts and access to the Ford Pool.

The Bath House Cultural Center in Dallas will host the 29th annual El Corazón Exhibition from Feb. 3 to March 9, 2024, displaying local artists' heart-themed works.

Elmore County Sheriff's Office has temporarily suspended on-site video visitations until February 6, as they transition to a new vendor; remote visitations remain available.

Terry Brock wins Arlington's Student-Athlete of the Month for January 2024 for excellence in basketball and academics.