Frisco, Texas, plans to build a new arts center, including a 2,800-seat hall, with $100 million pledged by PISD and funds sought from private sources to avoid taxing residents. Voters will decide on the project in 2025.

Patrol officers and detectives in White Settlement, Texas, captured a fugitive with multiple warrants after a foot chase, with assistance from a drone and WEST COMM 911.

The Fort Worth Municipal Court hosts a Warrant Forgiveness event on Nov. 2 at Blue Haze Elementary School for individuals to resolve citations without arrest.

Our Productions Theatre Co. is holding a free workshop for young musical theatre enthusiasts in Lewisville on November 2nd, with another session planned for March 1, 2025.

The Irving Police Department announced the safe location and reunion of missing person Roy Barnie with his family.

The Dallas area forecasts sunny skies with highs in the 80s early in the week, windy conditions, and a midweek shift to a 50-80% chance of showers and thunderstorms.

Denton County is responding to a positive WNV mosquito trap by conducting ground fogging south of Argyle and advising residents to take preventative measures.

Volunteers and officials in Arlington's Buena Vista East neighborhood joined forces to remove 4.5 tons of waste, part of a city-wide cleanup initiative. The event included a block party with refreshments and games.

An 18-year-old from Texas pleaded guilty to possessing a machinegun after being caught discharging it from a moving vehicle, potentially facing 10 years in prison.

The Waxahachie Police Department hosted a pumpkin decorating contest on Facebook, inviting the public to vote and highlighting job openings within the department.

Two Midlothian high school bands earned top scores at a UIL competition, qualifying for the Area championships. They will perform at the Birdville ISD Complex on Oct. 26, with community support encouraged.

Denton's Planning and Zoning Commission will discuss the rezoning of a 10.51-acre tract for DISD facilities on November 13, 2024. Public input is welcomed.

Arlington receives a $16.6 million low-interest loan for wastewater projects, expected to save nearly $5 million and enhance infrastructure sustainability.