The Burleson Police Department in Texas held its 2nd Annual Christmas Movie Playoffs, inviting the public to vote on their favorite holiday movies via social media.

The Dallas Police Department has partnered with federal agencies, resulting in a 12% reduction in violent crime in the city by targeting illegal drugs and firearms.

A former Texas 10 Most Wanted Sex Offender, Raymond Lee Trejo, was sentenced to 18 months in federal prison for failing to register as required by law.

The Texas Rangers announce their 38th annual Fan Fest at Globe Life Field set for January 24, 2026, with autograph sessions, Q&As, and on-field activities.

Arlington esthetician Dulce Sarahi Chairez incorporates herbalism into her beauty services, spotlighted during the city's Small Business Promotion Week.

The article provides a detailed weather forecast for Dallas, indicating a week of mixed cloudy and sunny conditions with mild temperatures and variable winds.

Dallas and Mesquite police investigate a double murder-suicide involving the deaths of Arlina Sander and Darvilease Washington, with suspect Jonathan L. Mantoy Jones found dead.

Two people were found dead in a Dallas motel in a suspected murder-suicide; a woman was shot by William Ramirez-Garcia, who then apparently killed himself.

Ennis Police warn of a scam using the City Planning and Zoning Commission's identity for fake invoices, asking for wire transfers from local businesses.

Parker County ESD1 completed a two-week academy to train new firefighters, engineers, and lieutenants, focusing on operational skills and leadership, as announced on their Facebook page.

Skyler Shoemaker was sentenced to 19 years for distributing child sexual abuse material; his girlfriend received 5 years. Their arrests were part of Project Safe Childhood.

A Dallas shooting escalated to a homicide, with a 15-year-old victim dying from injuries. Police urge witnesses to contact Detective J. Morgan to aid the investigation.

An off‑duty Lewisville officer was arrested in Heath after being found with a 16‑year‑old; Lewisville opened an internal affairs probe.