Arlington police arrested Fernando Taylor for the alleged murder and robbery of Tho Tieu, after a detailed investigation with surveillance technology led to his identification.

Seniors in Arlington join the TAG Players program at Theatre Arlington, taking theater performances to accessible venues like retirement homes and community centers.

The playground at Northeast Community Park in Frisco is closed for resurfacing from Feb 2-5, but the park is still open. Other local playgrounds remain available for families.

The South Dallas Cultural Center hosts a series of events for Black History Month, including performances, music, and film series to celebrate the black community's talents.

The Tarrant County Sheriff's Office honored team members for exceptional service and announced promotions in a recent ceremony, emphasizing the importance of recognition for boosting department morale.

The Fort Worth Police Department launches its Citizens Police Academy, a 12-week program offering residents an in-depth look at law enforcement duties.

Tarrant County DA's office highlights steps for identity theft victims during Identity Theft Awareness Week, emphasizing the importance of reporting to police and contacting credit agencies to place fraud alerts.

The Irving Police Department is searching for a suspect involved in Photoshop fraud and auto theft, and is seeking the public’s help through their “Who Done It Wednesday” program, referencing case #23-29222.

Frisco launches an interactive map providing updates on lane closures for Dallas Parkway construction, aiding motorists during the ongoing roadwork expected to last several years.

Euless Library is hosting an Edible Books Contest where participants create food-based representations of books.

Dallas forms a youth council to encourage teen activism in solving environmental issues, guided by the Office of Environmental Quality and Sustainability.

A 15-year-old boy was killed in a Dallas shooting, and a 16-year-old boy was charged with capital murder. The incident is under investigation by Dallas Police.

Luka Doncic scored 45 points and Tim Hardaway Jr. added 36 to lead the Mavericks past the Magic 131-129 in a game with 10 fourth-quarter lead changes.