Neighbors say a mobile rock crusher on McGuffin Way is operating without a city permit as the owner seeks to rezone nearly 50 acres to light-industrial. A zoning hearing is tentatively set for Feb. 11.

Fort Worth police investigate multiple vehicle arsons across neighborhoods, as affected residents recount the impact of these incidents. No arrests have been made; authorities are seeking information.

Car chase by Fort Worth police leads to a fatal crash, killing a passenger and critically injuring the driver.

A pedestrian suffered life-threatening injuries after being hit by a vehicle in Lewisville; the incident closed northbound Garden Ridge for the investigation.

Lewisville community will memorialize James Kunke at a service on January 10, 2026, at First United Methodist Church. Attendees are encouraged to wear Hawaiian shirts or purple, and donate to charities he supported.

Dallas Housing Authority's updated payment standards for ZIP 75126 top out at $6,253 for a nine‑bedroom — a ceiling, not an automatic payout. We explain what that means for tenants and landlords.

A Dumas man was sentenced to 60 years after prosecutors say he paid teens to produce sexually explicit material online. Federal agents say the probe uncovered additional abusive content.

Dispatcher Renee Graves retired after over 20 years of service, having started in 2004 and staying through a merger. She helped people from behind the scenes, including guiding CPR to save a child.

White Settlement Community Services offers a free screening of "Lilo & Stitch" in the Library's Storytime Room on January 17, with snacks allowed in that area.

The National Medal of Honor Museum in Arlington, Texas, won the USA TODAY 10BEST 2026 Readers’ Choice Award for Best New Museum, celebrating Medal of Honor recipients.

Lake Arlington has opened its 2026 boat permit registration, available online for various watercraft, with prices ranging from $25-$60 and daily options at $5-$10.

WFAA's Inside Texas Politics lines up three county judges this Sunday to hash out immigration, Potter County's budget struggles and a possible Dallas jail site.

Dallas County sued the Trump administration to restore pandemic‑era public‑health grants it says were unlawfully rescinded, blaming the cuts for canceled clinics and layoffs.