Dallas Police confirmed that 18-year-old Semaj Specks, reported missing since February 22, was found safe, ending the search efforts publicized through social media.

The City of Lewisville is inviting public input on the Southwest Parkway Complete Street Project, aiming to improve streets with bike lanes, sidewalks, ADA ramps, and more. A meeting is set for March 7 at Lewisville Elementary School.

Carrollton residents can vote in the city's first Storm Drain Art Contest, where the winning design will decorate a downtown stormwater inlet to promote water conservation and pollution prevention.

Pioneer Technology & Arts Academy in Mesquite installs metal detectors after a student brandished a gun on campus, leading to police intervention and minor injuries.

DFW's housing market surged in January with a 14.2% increase in existing home sales from the previous year, ranking it second in the nation for growth as it heads into spring.

Arlington Police have set up "Safe Exchange Zones" at local police stations to provide a secure place for the public to conduct private transactions of items like cellphones and shoes.

Carrollton, TX, partners with Avive Solutions to launch Avive 4 Minute City™ Program, aiming to have an AED reach cardiac arrest victims within 4 minutes of a call.

The Irving Police Department's traffic initiative resulted in 143 vehicle stops, 136 citations, and 30 warnings for speeding and other violations on S.H. 161, including one driver at 111 mph.

Kaeden Farish, 19, from Azle is charged with murder due to a Fentanyl overdose that resulted in the death of a Bedford teenager, reflecting the serious legal penalties faced for dealing Fentanyl.

The Duncanville Police is acquiring an armored vehicle using federal and local funds to enhance response to disasters, shootings, and terrorism. The move aims to improve community safety and follows proper documentation and transparency protocols.

The Plaza Theatre in Garland, TX is staging "When The Tables Turn," a play about a complex relationship, with tickets ranging from $25 to $30 for the March 3rd performance.

Six Flags Over Texas announces new family attractions for 2024, including Sylvester and Tweety Pounce and Bounce, the return of Daffy Duck Bucket Blasters, and a prehistoric makeover for the Chaparral Antique Cars.

Dallas officials face scrutiny over the slow progress of the "Vision Zero" road safety plan, as pedestrian injuries increase and the city ranks poorly in pedestrian deaths.