Dallas police say a six‑week sweep with U.S. Marshals led to 52 arrests of people wanted on felony warrants, and officials point to drops in robberies in target zones.

White Settlement Fire Department and allied units quickly contained an attic fire with no injuries, showcasing interagency collaboration and preparedness.

The Dallas Police Department terminated two officers, Rangel for indecent assault and misuse of equipment, and Fiore for being unfit for duty after evaluations.

Article details the history of Arlington, Texas, and the legacy of its first mayor, Carver Dixon King, known as "Uncle Dutch," noting his contributions and the city's commemoration of his service.

The AMA exhibition celebrates Jane Austen's 250th birthday, featuring costumes from Austen film adaptations and explores Regency era fashion and societal norms.

Fort Worth, Texas invites creatives to upcycle trash into fashion for the Trashion Fashion Show, which mixes art, sustainability, and community, with separate youth and adult categories.

A DBJ forum on Feb. 10 will gather officials and club leaders to debate how nine World Cup matches at AT&T Stadium could reshape hotels, transit and development across North Texas.

Fort Worth's anti-graffiti initiative partners with Treetops Academy to create an inspirational mural, using leftover paint for a cost-effective, sustainable art project aimed at preventing vandalism.

Partnership Home seeks volunteers for the Point in Time Count of the homeless in Tarrant County on Jan. 22, requiring mandatory training for participants.

Multiple suspicious fires broke out inside the long‑vacant J.L. Carter Junior High in Arlington early Wednesday. Fire crews declared a three‑alarm response and arson investigators are on scene.

Wylie Police invites residents to a Citizen Police Academy to learn about law enforcement. Classes run from Feb 26 to May 8, 2026, for applicants 18+, passing a background check. Details are on their website and via Brigitte Sierra's email.

A man has received a 15-year sentence for an intoxication manslaughter incident in 2023 that led to a pedestrian's death, after an investigation by White Settlement Police.

The Frisco Fire Department has announced a planned prescribed burn at Frisco Commons Park on January 13th, which is essential for maintaining the park's ecosystem.