The Frisco Fire Department and 911 team celebrated a life saved through CPR instructions and timely EMS response, showcasing their combined emergency efforts.

A woman was fatally shot on Colonial Avenue in Dallas; police seek information regarding the April 6 incident, with no suspects identified as the investigation continues.

The City of Arlington is hosting the first BoardWalk event, where residents can walk and talk with the parks board at River Legacy Park, sharing concerns and suggestions for free.

Mayor Tate designates April as Child Abuse Prevention Month, aiming to raise awareness and end abuse, with support from the Grapevine Police and the Alliance for Children.

Dallas is set to endure a week of varying weather, starting with sunny conditions and leading into a stretch of rain and possible thunderstorms, according to the National Weather Service.

Mansfield Animal Care & Control adjusts its schedule due to the upcoming eclipse, pausing the Doggy Day Out program to ensure animal safety but remains open for adoptions.

The Pop Up Art Gallery at 210 S. Main St. offers an interactive and diverse art experience during the Music Alley Eclipse Fest, with final showings on Friday and Saturday.

Officer Thomas Hale joins the White Settlement Police Department after graduating from Tarrant County College Police Academy Class 219, bringing local knowledge and military experience to his new role.

UTA Spotlight's latest episode covers UTA campus elections, the history of solar eclipses, and a SXSW recap. It airs on Arlington's Spectrum Channel 16 and AT&T U-Verse channel 99.

A truck spill on State Highway 78 caused traffic delays, but the spilled material was a non-toxic water treatment byproduct, useful for agriculture. Roads reopened by evening.

Dallas police are searching for a driver who fled after hitting a 5-year-old boy on Elsie Fay Heggins Street on March 31. The suspect vehicle is described as a gold, four-door car.

Dallas is to have a mixed weekend weather with sunshine, possible thunderstorms, and winds. The week ahead warns of more storms, heavy rain, and potential minor flooding, mainly east of I-20. The National Weather Service advises staying informed.

Denton, Texas is preparing for a large number of visitors for an eclipse, which could strain resources and cause heavy traffic, especially on I-35. Officials are urging locals to fuel up early and plan for possible cell service disruptions.