Kaeden Farish, 19, from Azle is charged with murder due to a Fentanyl overdose that resulted in the death of a Bedford teenager, reflecting the serious legal penalties faced for dealing Fentanyl.

The Duncanville Police is acquiring an armored vehicle using federal and local funds to enhance response to disasters, shootings, and terrorism. The move aims to improve community safety and follows proper documentation and transparency protocols.

The Plaza Theatre in Garland, TX is staging "When The Tables Turn," a play about a complex relationship, with tickets ranging from $25 to $30 for the March 3rd performance.

Six Flags Over Texas announces new family attractions for 2024, including Sylvester and Tweety Pounce and Bounce, the return of Daffy Duck Bucket Blasters, and a prehistoric makeover for the Chaparral Antique Cars.

Dallas officials face scrutiny over the slow progress of the "Vision Zero" road safety plan, as pedestrian injuries increase and the city ranks poorly in pedestrian deaths.

The City of Allen, Texas is updating its Comprehensive Plan for development until 2045, encouraging public participation through in-person and online forums to shape the community's future.

Republic Services delivered over 72,000 trash carts in Arlington for new waste management, with different collection days for residents and a staggered rollout for additional or reduced-size bins.

A shooting in Dallas on Wheatland Road resulted in the death of 20-year-old Jeremiah Tutson and the injury of a 17-year-old. Police are investigating the case (028084-2024) and seek public assistance.

Police responded to an armed individual at a Mesquite school, leading to an officer-involved shooting; no students or officers were hurt. The suspect was hospitalized.

The Mesquite community commends school administrators and first responders for their quick actions that likely saved lives during an incident at Pioneer Technology & Arts Academy.

Fort Worth police seek help identifying a suspect who stole money from a Girl Scout cookie stand outside a Walmart on February 11. The black male suspect is 18-24 years old and was wearing a grey hoodie and black beanie.

Opal Lee, known as the "Grandmother of Juneteenth," engaged with Texas communities during Black History Month, discussing unity, her book, and the future National Juneteenth Museum.

Dallas residents report increased vehicle thefts and break-ins in uptown and downtown areas, feeling unsafe despite increased police patrols and efforts to speed up reporting.