Three new officers with prior law enforcement experience have joined the Arlington Police Department, as celebrated in a Facebook post by the department.

Fort Worth scored 97 out of 100 on the HRC's 2024 Municipal Equality Index (MEI), slightly down from its previous perfect scores. The MEI assesses LGBTQ inclusivity in U.S. cities.

The $2.1 billion Southeast Connector Project in Fort Worth will cause significant overnight I-820 closures beginning January 11, 2025. Drivers are advised to check updates for detours and lowered speed limits.

The "2025 Four Artists: Nam, Bruno, Lee, and Lee" exhibition at Lewisville Grand Theater showcases the diverse works of four artists through March 4th.

Old Town Lewisville offers walking tours to celebrate its history, involving accessible 90-minute guided journeys into its heritage and architecture, with registration available online.

Sheriff Tracy Murphree began his third term with an official Oath of Office ceremony, reaffirming the commitment to justice and public safety in Denton County.

A Tarrant County woman is accused of medical child abuse, involving her granddaughter in unnecessary medical procedures and soliciting fraudulent donations.

Local firefighters quickly extinguished a garage fire in White Settlement, avoiding further damage and injuries. The incident was accidental and efficiently managed by multiple emergency departments.

The Euless Family Life Center offers a Spring Break Camp for kids 7-12, featuring games, crafts, and swimming, with registration available online and in person.

One person was killed and three were wounded in a Dallas shooting on January 1, 2025. The suspect, Kevin Violante-Varela, has been charged with murder.

The Plano Police Department arrested two suspects, Vincent Hudgens and Angelica Smith, linked to a series of vehicle burglaries, recovering stolen goods and a firearm.

The Duncanville Police Department uses social media to warn against DUI, advocating for the use of rideshares instead, emphasizing that even "buzzed driving" is dangerous.

The Dallas County Sheriff's Dept. reported an overturned 18-wheeler on I-35, causing traffic delays but no injuries.