The Bedford Police celebrated their Records and Property Division for their crucial behind-the-scenes work in managing police data and evidence during Records and Information Management Month.

Dallas Police continue to investigate Ashley Moore's 2021 murder, seeking public tips and offering a $5,000 Crime Stoppers reward for information leading to an arrest.

Arlington Animal Services educates on kitten care during "kitten season," advises against disturbing them, and seeks foster volunteers while also accepting donations for care supplies.

Two shootings occurred in Fort Worth with one man hospitalized and suspects at large; police are investigating the incidents that took place around 6 p.m. at separate gas stations.

Students will go back to class at Bowie and Roosevelt High Schools in North Texas following shootings last week, with increased security and resources for mental health.

Mansfield Police seek help in identifying a woman suspected of scamming an elderly lady by pretending to befriend her, asking the public to contact Detective Perez with any information.

Derek Staine named White Settlement's Citizen of the Year for documenting public safety team efforts through photography, highlighting community spirit and courage.

Arlington hosts a Homeownership Fair on June 29 at the Bob Duncan Center, offering free guidance on buying homes and avoiding foreclosure, with vendors and educational sessions.

Law enforcement and a local hero, Avery, collaborated to safely capture a runaway horse on Main Street, eventually securing it in a resident's yard before it was returned to its owner.

Fort Worth Public Library announces the "Amped Up Music Tour," a series of free summer concerts showcasing local talent at various locations from May to August.

Fort Worth tackles tire disposal with a $180K contract for recycling services from All American Tire Recyclers.

Keep Fort Worth Beautiful received the Gold Star Affiliate award from Keep Texas Beautiful for their environmental work, including 500 cleanups with over 32,000 volunteers, collecting 3.7 million pounds of waste.

A dense fog advisory in Dallas lowered visibility Monday morning, with fog expected to precede a stormy week with increased chances of showers and thunderstorms. Flood warnings have also been issued for local rivers.