A Fort Worth man was sentenced to 25 years after prosecutors said he strangled a partner in September 2024, the Tarrant County DA's office says. The county docket names prosecutors and investigators involved.

Loop 12’s fatal crashes fell sharply after targeted signals, lower speeds and stepped‑up enforcement, city data presented to council shows. Officials warn more work is needed.

Fort Worth’s Magnolia Wine Bar announced it will close and pour its final glasses on May 16. The Near Southside spot plans final weekend shows and farewell specials.

Trammell Crow's resubmitted plan would put 246 apartments plus a six‑story Sandman Signature hotel with a Chop Steakhouse beside Grapevine Mills; a city hearing is set for April 21.

Light rain and gusty southeast winds will slow Tuesday's commute in Dallas. Pockets of heavy rain could produce localized ponding.

Frisco police arrested a 55-year-old Waxahachie woman Monday in connection with the 2002 death of a Plano man near Lake Lewisville.

Two people were shot Saturday night at an apartment complex in southeast Dallas; police say injuries are non-life-threatening and are searching for a suspect.

Dallas police say an officer-involved shooting in the 4100 block of Mockingbird Lane left both a suspect and an officer hospitalized; a media staging area was set at Mockingbird and Preston.

Undercover officers arrested a teen and seized multiple firearms — including an AR-style pistol — at an unofficial "Senior Skip Day" at Danieldale Park, police say.

A 72-year-old Arlington man says incision‑free MRI‑guided ultrasound stopped his tremor in seconds, and he’s back to repairing radios.

A single restaurateur has stitched multiple concepts into a Market Street cluster — from a family steakhouse to street‑taco counters and BBQ — to revive the West End.

A 120,000-square-foot materials recovery facility opened on PGA Parkway, promising faster collection routes and fewer recyclables sent to landfill.

Council member Maxie Johnson asked for a pause on Roland G. Parrish Park construction amid soil and flood concerns while city officials say the site was vetted and remediated.