Greyhound's downtown Dallas terminal is set to close, with relocation efforts underway to continue service in the area.

Two Texas universities, UTA and Texas State, evacuated buildings after receiving bomb threats that were later deemed not credible. Students returned after all-clears were issued.

A man in Fort Worth has been sentenced to life for running over a police officer while fleeing custody in June 2020, resulting in the officer's serious injuries.

A semi-truck accident blocked U.S. 287 near Lone Star Road, causing traffic delays. Mansfield Police cleared the wreckage with no reported casualties.

A suspect named Andrew Guerra has been arrested for hitting two pedestrians during a high-speed chase in Fort Worth, facing multiple charges, including intoxication assault.

Investment firm Sixth Street is renovating its Uptown Dallas office with a $3.2 million budget to accommodate its growing workforce, aiming to complete the project by October 15, 2023.

Broadway Dallas reveals its 2024/2025 season, featuring a mix of new Broadway productions and classic returns, opening with "Shucked" on December 3, 2024.

Forest Hill Police Explorers manage concessions at a storm spotter training event to fundraise for law enforcement competitions, enhancing their career readiness and community service.

The Bath House Cultural Center in Dallas announces two art exhibitions: the 29th Annual El Corazón Exhibition and "Soft Bones." They highlight heart-themed art and contemporary fiber crafts, respectively, with a DJ at the reception.

Fort Worth is revamping Sycamore Park with a $1.5 million grant from Texas Parks and Wildlife, combined with $4 million local funds, to transform the former golf course into a nature-based recreation area by spring 2026.

Lieutenant Aaron Leutwyler retires from the Cedar Hill police force after 38.5 years of service, with the department and community celebrating his long-term commitment.

Fort Worth approves $250,000 funding for Eastside YMCA's pool renovation, ensuring public access at city pool rates without future city subsidies for pool costs.

Dallas is set for varied weather, swinging from sunny 71°F days to a possible thunderstorm weekend, with chances of rain increasing from Friday night.