Fort Worth City Council approved seven housing developments to compete for Low-Income Housing Tax Credits, aiming to increase affordable living options for low- to moderate-income residents.

Local community center announces a Spring Break Camp from March 11-15 for children aged 5-13, including educational and recreational activities, with daily or full-week registrations available.

Arlington police released bodycam video of an officer fatally shooting Sean McKay during a traffic stop on I-20, raising questions about use of force.

Dallas police seek public help to find the suspect involved in a shooting on Haverwood Lane, where a victim was shot in the thigh after a confrontation.

The AARP offers free tax preparation at the Mary Lib Saleh Euless Public Library until April 15, with first-come, first-served sessions every Monday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Antonio Garcia was arrested for DWI after crashing into Fort Worth's Mariscos Acapulco restaurant, causing no injuries. The restaurant humorously reopened the same day.

The Gabriella apartment tower in Dallas has been foreclosed on by lenders after developer Greystar defaulted on loans. The property was acquired for $80 million at auction by Areeif Lender W LLC.

Dallas' NorthEnd development is set to begin constructing an urban park in 2025, with a mixed-use area and an 800,000-square-foot building, aiming for completion by October 2026.

An American Airlines flight from Washington overshot the runway at Dallas/Fort Worth Airport due to a braking malfunction, with no injuries to the 105 people aboard.

Three North Texas educational institutions were recognized by The Commit Partnership for effectively preparing students for well-paying careers, receiving $25,000 each for their initiatives.

"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.