Two Texas doctors were sentenced to 6.5 years each for a $45 million healthcare fraud scheme involving fake procedures and billing insurance companies.

The Tarrant County DA's Office used social media to honor the National Day of Remembrance for Homicide Victims, reaffirming their commitment to seeking justice for victims and their families.

The article describes the forecast of pleasant, sunny weather in Dallas with highs in the upper 80s and lows in the mid-60s, featuring mild winds and clear skies continuing into the next week.

The Haltom City Police Department seeks public help after a road rage shooting that killed a 16-year-old boy, providing details about the suspect vehicle and asking for tips.

A suspicious package at Wylie High School prompted a security response, which was resolved safely upon identifying the owner and determining the briefcase was not a danger.

Coppell's Life Safety Park is offering a free car seat workshop for parents on Saturday to educate on proper installation and safety for infants and toddlers.

The Faith & Blue event at Destiny Church of DFW on October 12 aims to foster dialogue and trust between residents and police, with activities for all ages and light refreshments.

Carrollton's Marketing Services team won six awards from 3CMA for their local government communication efforts, including two Savvy Awards for graphic design and a promotional item.

The Dallas City Council passed ForwardDallas 2.0, a plan for growth and development focusing on sustainability and rectifying inequities, after extensive community input.

Tarrant County deputies arrested two after finding drugs, a handgun, an AR-15, and ammunition in a suspiciously parked vehicle behind a burglarized restaurant in Haslet.

The University of Texas at Arlington topped North Texas college rankings and ranked No. 6 in Texas according to The Wall Street Journal, notably for student graduation rates and future earnings.

Duncanville residents will see increased utility bills due to City Council approved rate changes following a contract allowance for Republic Services based on CPI fluctuations.

Shawn Darfour was sentenced to 60 years with no parole for sexually abusing a child, with past crimes considered. The jury in Texas convicted him based on evidence and a detailed account from the victim.