The Dallas Police are investigating the homicide of Joshua Porter, an 18-year-old found fatally shot in a vehicle on W. Wheatland Road on January 25th.

Two wrong-way collisions occurred in Fort Worth, one on Highway 114 with a fatality, and another on Interstate 30 involving an 18-wheeler, causing a 13-hour closure.

Garrett Shay Hamilton was sentenced to life in prison for two murders and multiple robberies in Duncanville, Texas, after pleading guilty to the charges.

The Denton Fire Department plans a controlled burn at North Lakes Park to manage the overgrown prairie and train for wildfire scenarios. They will choose the date based on optimal weather conditions and inform the community of any developments.

The "Soft Bones Exhibition" at Bath House Cultural Center in Dallas features DFW artists exploring fiber art from February 3 to March 9, 2024, with a reception and DJ on February 3.

A woman was killed in Dallas when an SUV crashed into her car. The male SUV driver fled but was later arrested. The victim's identity has not been released.

Midlothian police conducted an unspecified operation on Park View Drive, advising locals to avoid the area. The operation, which posed no threat, ended with the scene clearing quickly. Details were not disclosed by authorities.

Fort Worth City Council approved a $315,000 ambassador program to increase safety in the West 7th Entertainment District following a shooting incident.

Plano, Texas, police found 81-year-old Mr. Yang, who suffers from possible dementia, safe after he went missing from a local hospital. Officer Christoffel located him near the hospital.

Two people were found dead in Irving, Texas, in a double homicide case. The Irving Police Department found the bodies on January 19th and is investigating the incident.

Military and law enforcement leaders met at a coordination committee meeting, with talks led by Navy Base Commander Hufstetler and NCIS Agent Shattuck to enhance inter-agency cooperation.

Marty Wieder named new chief of Arlington Economic Development Corporation, set to leverage his extensive North Texas experience for local growth starting February 19, 2024.

A Texas judge ruled that Senate candidate Brent Hagenbuch can continue his campaign, despite ongoing legal challenges regarding his residency qualifications.