Arlington police are investigating a fatal shooting where a homeowner killed a female intruder in his kitchen after she entered the home and confronted the family.

A Fort Worth mother fatally shot a teen intruder and now faces eviction for violating her rental home's firearm policy, despite claiming self-defense.

Mesquite Police released footage of an officer fatally shooting Payton Lawrence, 19, during a stolen vehicle investigation, amid calls for transparency.

David Ramirez is scheduled to perform at Garland's Plaza Theatre on February 2, 2024. Awarded Songwriter of the Year in 2020, his baritone voice brings depth to his Americana ballads. Tickets cost $25.

The City of Garland announces key dates for primary and general elections, including voter registration deadlines, early voting periods, and procedures for applying for mail-in ballots.

MedStar has financially recovered, removing the need for a $4.2 million funding request from Fort Worth, while local medical centers praise care but want faster billing and better communication for non-urgent transfers.

A former Texas band director was sentenced to 15 years in prison for multiple sex crimes involving children, after victims shared their experiences in court.

An 18-year-old died after being hit by a car he was trying to sink in Lewisville Lake. The stolen vehicle was from Denton County, and the man succumbed to his injuries the day after the incident.

An 18-wheeler caught fire on I-35E near Lewisville, causing major traffic delays, although no injuries were reported. Cleanup involving hazmat crews was underway.

A man was fatally shot near a Wells Fargo bank in Uptown Dallas, with the assailant fleeing the scene. No arrests have been made, and the investigation continues.

Dallas is expanding efforts to ensure clean water by testing for PFAS, complying with the EPA's directives, and maintaining its "Superior Water System" status under TCEQ regulations.

A Fort Worth shelter aided the Van den Berg family by caring for their dog, Rippy, after other facilities turned him away due to aggressive behavior, facilitating the family's relocation process.

Scammers in Fort Worth are impersonating police and jury officials, extorting money by claiming people have missed jury duty or have warrants. The court warns that these are not their practices; actual fees and warrants are handled differently.