Mansfield Police arrested eight suspects involved in vehicle theft following a high-tech tip-off and a chase, with successful coordination including drone usage.

Sarah Getz has been promoted to Animal Services Supervisor at the PAWS Protecting Animals of White Settlement Community Center, as announced by Chief Cook.

A new Holocaust exhibit featuring photographs and personal survivor accounts is opening at the Fort Worth History Center, accompanied by an 8-minute documentary.

The Fort Worth Animal Shelter partners with a Pacific Northwest group to alleviate pet overpopulation, thanks to Brittany Parker's coordination efforts in animal transport.

Dallas Mayor Eric L. Johnson attended the World Economic Forum, discussing urban issues and exploring partnerships, particularly with Mexican officials, and AI for public safety.

Dallas Police are searching for Harrel Dixon, 67, who was reported missing on January 19 and was last seen on the 3800 block of S Central Service Road.

The National Weather Service Fort Worth TX has issued a Hazardous Weather Outlook for Dallas, forecasting freezing temperatures, icy rain, and possible thunderstorms over the coming week.

Fort Worth firefighters rescued over a dozen pets from a house fire, though two cats died. Nine adults were displaced and one person sustained minor injuries.

Cowboys coach Mike McCarthy affirmed his belief in the team's potential at a press conference following their playoff exit, despite his own job security concerns and criticism.

The Keller Police Department is inviting citizens to its Police Academy program for an inside look at law enforcement over an 11-week course, with eligibility criteria in place.

The Spectacular Follies is staging a 1970s themed show, "Stayin' Alive! Our 70s Flashback," at the Granville Arts Center, featuring music, dance, and comedy from the disco era.

Arab-pop artist Hamza Namira is set to perform at Granville Arts Center in Dallas on February 2nd, featuring music from his album "Raye2." Tickets range from $40 to $110.

Mike Bloomberg donates $250 million to create 10 health care-focused high schools in the U.S., including in Dallas, aiming to prepare students for healthcare careers.