"America's Most Wanted" spotlights fugitive Cesar Colin, sought by North Texas police since 2016 for allegedly stabbing his ex-girlfriend. The suspect has possibly returned to the area.

Workers at the Fort Worth Molson Coors facility, represented by the Teamsters union, may strike over contract disagreements, pressing for higher wages and benefits.

The Dallas Police Department received a $10 million grant from the Communities Foundation of Texas for a new training academy, with the total project cost estimated at $140 million.

Arlington Animal Services is promoting the adoption of six pups, ready for new homes before Valentine’s Day, with adoption fees covering vaccinations, spaying/neutering, and a microchip.

A woman with a rifle was shot by police at Joel Osteen's Lakewood Church after firing shots and claiming to have a bomb. Two people were injured, and no bomb was found.

Arlington ISD's 18 PLUSS Program students made Valentine's cards for veterans, combining their special education with community service and vocational training.

Joe Gratts will present his family's history, focusing on a Buffalo Soldier ancestor and his pioneering librarian aunt, during a Black History Month event at the Fort Worth Public Library.

The National Weather Service forecasts fluctuating weather for Dallas, with temperatures ranging from mid-30s to nearly 70 degrees and possible weekend rain.

Officer Griffeth, with 25 years of experience, has joined the Wylie Police Department, as announced on Facebook along with the community's invitation to welcome him.

A crash on N US Highway 287 led to lane closures and TxDOT cleanup efforts, causing significant delays, with additional traffic congestion due to construction on N US Highway 67.

Garland Police are searching for missing 77-year-old Bobby Ralph Rollerson, last seen in a black 2017 Honda Accord. He's at risk due to seizures and was last spotted in Houston.

Roadwork in Arlington will continue until mid-February, reducing eastbound I-20 to two lanes nightly through Business 287, as part of a $2.1 billion project to improve I-20, I-820, and US 287.

Plano's City Council and Planning & Zoning Commission meetings will be temporarily relocated to the Davis Library due to renovations starting in April 2024.