Dallas police found 17-year-old Demaryae Dequan Hill-Young fatally shot on Burger Avenue. The case remains active as investigators seek public assistance.

Dallas Police request public aid to identify a male suspect in an Elm Street aggravated assault case on September 12.

Lewisville has been named one of the "Most Affordable" cities in the U.S. by GoBankingRates.com, with a significant population growth and average home values under $500,000.

Frisco is conducting ground mosquito spraying due to 13 positive West Nile virus tests this season, targeting specific neighborhoods after a potential human case was reported in the county.

F. P. Lucas Blvd. in Mesquite will be closed nightly from 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. on Sept 17-18 due to bridge construction. Daytime travel is unaffected. Detours provided.

Juelz Sincere Armstead from San Angelo has been indicted for producing child pornography and cyberstalking, including harassing victims and causing emotional distress. He remains in custody as the case proceeds, presumed innocent until proven guilty.

Arlington Water Utilities and TRWD educated 778 fifth-graders in water conservation, receiving positive feedback from students and teachers under the Conservation Captains initiative.

North Texas Red Cross volunteers prepare to aid communities in anticipation of Hurricane Francine, with seasoned individuals like Dru Ann West, Ronnie Sampsel, and Stacy Franklin ready to provide support and embody the spirit of volunteerism.

Dallas launches Welcoming Week 2024, focusing on inclusivity, highlighting immigrant contributions, and promoting community unity through various events.

A Dallas police officer, Frank Johnson, was fired by Chief Garcia for public intoxication and detrimental behavior following an arrest by Little Elm Police.

Duncanville is set to conduct aerial mosquito spraying on September 12 and 13 to combat West Nile Virus, urging residents in affected areas to stay indoors during the nighttime operations.

The City of Lewisville will host a free workshop to inform residents about home repair funding and neighborhood grants on October 15 at the Queen Margaret Community Center.

UNT's Student Police Academy, in collaboration with the Town of Argyle, educated future officers on the complexities of response to resistance and legal use of force, aiming to prepare them with practical insights for their law enforcement roles.