Battalion Chief Douglas Haas retires after 36 years of service at Keller Fire Rescue, leaving behind a legacy of dedication and impact on the department and community.

Dallas reports a 13% drop in violent crime in 2023 with strategic police efforts contributing to lower assault and robbery rates, despite a rise in murders.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton's home was subjected to a "swatting" hoax on New Year's Day, prompting an emergency response. No arrests have been made, and the investigation is ongoing.

An Irving real estate figure, Pauline Coronado, faces criminal theft charges after being accused of defrauding multiple Latino families in North Texas over home purchases.

The Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport marks its 50th anniversary, reflecting on its growth and planning developments like a new terminal and safety improvements.

The Tarrant County DA commended the Arlington PD for their work leading to a sentencing after a plea, as shared in a tweet. Details of the case were not disclosed.

Millermuller Ballet hosts its 10th "A Gathering of Dances" at The Plaza Theatre, featuring a diverse range of dance styles on January 12, with tickets at $15.

Carrollton is hosting an art contest for designs to beautify storm drains, emphasizing the prevention of water pollution. Selected artists will have supplies provided for them to paint their designs on local storm drains.

A man, Federico Perez, was struck by a stray bullet in Fort Worth while celebrating New Year's Eve with family. This incident highlighted the dangers of celebratory gunfire, which led to 55 police calls that night.

The Dallas Cowboys control their fate for the No. 2 seed in the NFC, needing a win against the Washington Commanders to secure the NFC East title and possible opponents include the Rams and Seahawks.

Former U.S. Rep. Eddie Bernice Johnson, a pioneer in Texas politics, has passed away, leaving a deep legacy in Dallas and the broader political community.

Garland Police are searching for Gary Lynn Chambers, a missing 70-year-old with a mental health condition. He was last seen driving a 2008 gold Ford F-150. Authorities request public assistance in locating him.

Lewisville is seeking volunteers for its Centennial Celebration Committee to plan the 100th birthday festivities in 2025. Applications are accepted until December 31.