A 23-year-old aviator died after crashing a stolen Cessna 172 in Texas near the Oklahoma border. The motives behind his unauthorized flight remain unknown.

Plano Police Department is offering a free personal safety seminar on February 6, 2024, at Davis Library, aimed at teaching self-defense strategies to residents.

Mansfield Police seek a suspect in a forgery case involving counterfeit money used at Target and Staples, asking for public help to identify the individual via a Facebook post.

The Arlington Police Department will host a Women's Career Fair on May 11, 2024, to recruit more female officers and promote diversity within the force.

A Fort Worth PA, Ray Anthony Shoulders, was convicted on conspiracy and 12 counts of health care fraud for falsely billing Medicare $788,000 for unauthorized amniotic fluid injections. He faces 240 years in prison.

Arlington introduces a Native Plant and Pollinator Garden at the Southwest Branch Library to enhance local biodiversity and provide ecosystem services.

Conjoined twins JamieLynn and AmieLynn Finley were successfully separated at Cook Children’s Medical Center and are now thriving, walking, and talking.

The Tarrant County DA's office tweeted appreciation for the Fort Worth Police following a recent conviction, emphasizing their role in community safety, but provided no case details.

Garland, Texas is recognized for its affordable dining and housing market, ranking 15th in cheap foodie cities and 17th for young Americans' homeownership opportunities.

The City of Arlington launches a "Turn Around Don't Drown®" art contest for children in grades 3 to 5 to promote flood safety awareness, with submissions accepted from Feb. 5 to March 28.

The Arlington City Council allocated $77,660 to community-led projects through Neighborhood Matching Grants to enhance local areas, requiring resident contributions of at least 20%.

The Dallas PD used Twitter to honor the late Officer John Glenn Chase, adding his name to their Roll Call of Honor without detailing the circumstances of his passing.

Fort Worth City Council approved over $17 million from the Central Library's sale for the general fund and library improvements, including planning a new location and setting up a temporary space at city hall.