A semi and trailer crash has closed the southbound lanes of the President George Bush Turnpike at MacArthur, causing major traffic delays, with cleanup expected to take time.

Residents in Richardson, TX are experiencing loud train horns after the resumption of rail operations disturbed previously quiet zones. Track rust is causing safety issues at crossings.

Ellis County considers a plan to split Lot 8A & 8B of Rolling Acres into two properties, with a meeting scheduled for April 16, 2024, to discuss the potential residential development.

Fort Worth expands its PPE donation program to more local organizations including non-profits and schools, operating on a first-come, first-served basis with a March 25 deadline for requests.

The Chalk & Rocks Art Party is set to take place at Mansfield's James McKnight Park East on Wednesday, March 13, offering a creative activity for families during spring break.

The North Richland Hills Police Department announced on Twitter promotions within the team, including a new Communications Supervisor and Detention Supervisor, highlighting their commitment to leadership development.

Arlington offers up to $10,000 to businesses for sign upgrades through its new Commercial Signage Improvement Program to enhance the city's aesthetics.

Dallas Police seek public help in the 2016 cold case murder of Mondell Peterson, hoping new leads will surface to find the suspects and a champagne-colored Toyota Camry connected to the crime.

A woman was killed in Southeast Dallas when a suspect, Darion Thomas, crashed a stolen car into a power pole. Thomas is charged with murder and theft.

The City of Mesquite honors local female leaders for Women's History Month, including Councilmember Elizabeth Rodriguez-Ross, Judge Detra Hill, and former Mayor Brunhilde Nystrom.

Denton, TX police install "No Right Turn on Red" signs at three intersections on University Drive to improve road safety and reduce traffic accidents.

Texas High Road is performing a concert at the Farr Best Theater in Mansfield during Arts Week, free of charge, as announced by the Mansfield Commission for the Arts.

Arlington ranks 16th on Cloudwards' list of top tech cities in the U.S. for its tech job opportunities, educational programs, and strong tech community.