Jerry Lee Gardner was arrested for the 2008 murder of Raymond Hernandez after a cold case in Grand Prairie was solved through DNA and genealogical methods.

The Fort Worth Fire Department is aiding Yancey County, NC, by collecting donations for flood relief after Hurricane Helene caused significant damage and infrastructure issues.

The White Settlement Police Dept. is hosting its annual "Back The Boo" on Oct 30, combining community support with treats from local vendors at Veterans Park.

Mansfield, Texas awarded the President's Volunteer Service Award to local organizations, including RCCG Lighthouse Church, for their dedicated volunteer work, emphasizing the community's spirit of service and generosity.

Roadway projects in a city are set to extend travel times due to pavement replacements and intersection improvements including work on WB Panther Creek, among others.

The Argyle Police Department encourages residents to safely dispose of expired medications on #TakeBackDay, emphasizing community safety and environmental protection.

The Fort Worth Transportation & Public Works Department won the Gold Award from the Texas American Planning Association for the East Berry Corridor Plan.

A young woman was fatally shot in Dallas, with Damarquis Green charged for the murder. Police are investigating and seek information from the community.

The Arlington Fire Department held a traditional push-in ceremony for the new Truck 7, involving Fire Chief Stidham, Council Member Pham, and firefighters as a nod to firefighting heritage.

Houston man Sergio Cardenas-Salinas receives a 37-year prison sentence for leading a crew in a series of home burglaries targeting ethnic communities in Collin County.

The Mansfield Commission for the Arts introduced The Fluxum Experience, a mobile art installation by Madison Mask and Morgan & Eric Grasham, to engage the community dynamically.

The Arlington Public Library has launched a Spice Club, providing free monthly spice kits with a "one per household" policy for adults 18+, on a first-come, first-serve basis.

The Irving Police Department held its annual Illuminate Irving event, a tribute to domestic violence victims, involving the community in floating lanterns on Lake Carolyn in remembrance and support.