Twin brothers were arrested Thursday in Fort Worth in the Nov. 30 killing of a 20-year-old outside Flips Patio Grill; police say they have not released a motive.

A former Sanger ISD police officer was arrested and booked into the Denton County Jail on four felony counts alleging an improper sexual relationship with a student.

An arrest has been made after a 37‑year‑old Azle woman was found dead inside a home. Authorities say the cause of death is undetermined and are asking for tips.

The Arlington Public Library has added over 200 puzzles to its collection, donated by a couple in memory of their son, Harvey Gerdts. The puzzles, varying in complexity, are available for library card holders to check out.

An Atlanta developer filed plans for a 252‑unit, four‑building complex on a 14‑acre site south of U.S. 287 in far north Fort Worth. Construction is slated to start this spring with Aug. 2027 targeted completion.

Keller is honoring public safety officials, including Fire-Rescue Chief Charlie Skaggs, at a City Council meeting with a swearing-in ceremony at Keller Town Hall.

Mansfield, Texas has enhanced Mans Best Field Dog Park with string lights for evening enjoyment, as shared by the Parks & Recreation department, improving visibility and ambiance for winter and summer night-time visits.

Raymond Hawkins, 51, was sentenced to 13 years for intoxication manslaughter, having caused the death of motorcyclist Juan Perez Jr. with a BAC of 0.22%.

DFW says it’s on track for net zero by 2030, with a new electric utility plant and deep cuts still needed in heating, vehicles and refrigerants.

An 8-year-old boy in Dallas was found safe after a citywide search, following his disappearance on January 13, 2026. Heber Alvarado Contreras was last seen wearing a "Paw Patrol" backpack.

Fort Worth City Council has redirected $40,000 for renovations to the future Fort Worth African American Museum after acquiring a location, thus bypassing initial plans for a feasibility study.

Fort Worth has secured $90 million in financial aid from the Texas Water Development Board to address flooding in the Lebow Channel area, including an $18.75 million grant and $71.25 million zero-interest loan.

Fort Worth considers an $840 million bond for transport and other civic improvements, with a vote potentially in May 2026 and no rise in property taxes planned.