Mathew Espinoza, 18, dies from an accidental shooting in Dallas. His family seeks justice, with Vincent Corral charged with criminally negligent homicide.

Two related shootings in Forney and Arlington, Texas, resulted in two fatalities, with police investigating the connection and assuring no public threat.

Fort Worth ends its contract with Hoque Global for the Evans and Rosedale redevelopment due to delays and seeks new partners with hopes to start construction by 2025.

Exonerated former death row inmate Ryan Matthews graduates with a master's degree from Texas Woman's University, an achievement after wrongful imprisonment.

Corey Lane Bankston, a Greenville High School robotics instructor, was arrested on five counts of child pornography possession and intent to promote it.

Arlington police are probing a fatal accident on I-30 where a woman was hit by multiple cars while sitting in the road; the drivers are not facing charges.

The Ellis County Commissioners’ Court will review a replat application for Morgan Creek Estates, potentially adding two residential parcels on 6.452 acres off Norrell Road. Public hearing is set for January 23, 2024.

Dallas Arts Month in 2024 will feature the ART214 Biennial Juried Exhibition, and submissions are open for visual artists from the Dallas-Fort Worth and North Texas area, with a deadline of January 8, 2024.

A former hospital chaplain in Texas has been sentenced to 60 years in prison for producing child pornography, following a 17-year-old's revelation of abuse.

The article describes the Dallas weather forecast, highlighting sunny days and comfortable temperatures, with an increase in cloudiness and a chance of rain toward the end of the week.

Two individuals are charged in a $26 million real estate fraud targeting Chinese investors, involving overvalued properties and funds misused for unrelated expenses.

Arlington City Council unanimously supports a plan for a new Loews hotel, aiming to boost tourism with a $100 million investment and anticipated $3.1 billion economic impact over 30 years.

A Fort Worth CEO and his two children were killed in a crash caused by Marine 1st Lt. Connor McKim, whose vehicle hit their SUV on U.S. Highway 281 in Texas.