Fort Worth experiences a data breach, compromising sensitive information including crash data and limited medical details, following a similar incident in Dallas.

Two Fort Worth gang members were sentenced to 108 and 135 months in prison for trafficking fentanyl, following investigations by Homeland Security and local law enforcement.

A Dallas shooting left one woman dead and a man critically injured. Police are investigating the incident and urging witnesses to contact Detective Belew with any information.

Little Elm, Texas, is starting the $15 million construction of a new Public Safety Annex in April, which will house Fire Station #4 and a police substation to improve emergency response times.

North Texas reacts with mixed feelings to not hosting the 2026 World Cup Final but looks forward to the matches that will be played at AT&T Stadium, including a semifinal.

Shaquille O'Neal sponsors a gun buyback in Dallas aiming to reduce gun violence by exchanging firearms for gift cards at the Dallas County Sheriff's Training Academy.

Ellis County in Ennis, Texas, is considering a replat proposal for Longhorn Estates, aiming to create new residential lots, with local opinions divided. Public input will be sought at a meeting on March 5.

Two Dallas police officers were hospitalized after their car was hit by an SUV driven by Michael Padilla, who was later arrested on unrelated warrants. The officers have since been released.

Arlington's 23rd annual Sheri Capehart Animal Essay Contest for grades 3-6 is now open, with topics on wildlife preservation and coexistence. Winners receive a $100 savings account.

Charlene Stone, a 65-year-old woman from Dallas, was safely located after being reported missing. Details of her disappearance and how she was found remain undisclosed.

A Dallas resident shot a burglar, Nickolaus Benitez, during an attempted break-in. Benitez was hospitalized and charged with burglary with assault while police investigate the shooting's legality under Texas law.

Officer Matthew Brazeal of Fort Worth returns to duty after recovering from severe injuries sustained in 2020 when he was run over while trying to stop a stolen vehicle. The assailant is serving a life sentence.

Daniel Sherwin has been promoted to Captain at the Mansfield Police Department, effective February 5th, as announced on the department's Facebook page.