A child in Fort Worth was shot after reportedly accessing a gun safe; police say the child is stable and detectives are investigating.

Northwest ISD finalized new attendance boundaries for 2026-27 that create zones for two new campuses opening in August 2026. Limited grandfathering will allow some rising 5th-, 7th- and 8th-graders to stay at their current schools.

A downed power line blocked I-35W near Burleson on Friday morning, shutting both directions and snarling the commute. Crews were on scene removing the hazard.

Arlington offers warming centers and shelters due to freezing temperatures, with facilities like The Salvation Army and First United Methodist Church accommodating residents and providing meals.

District 4's community breakfast was canceled due to bad weather, prioritizing attendee safety. Councilmember Johnson's office will announce a new date.

Fort Worth firefighters quickly extinguished a fire in a six-story office building with no injuries, facing physical strain and ensuring a thorough search for occupants. The cause is under investigation.

A masked gunman robbed a Cash America Pawn in south Lewisville Wednesday; police say no one was hurt and an active search is underway. Tips can be reported to the department.

The Galatyn, a 20‑story tower near the Katy Trail, opens for tenants in February with rents from $11,500 to $24,000 and a long list of hotel‑style amenities.

A Dallas foundation says a six-figure grant to Hunger Busters didn't match the paperwork; reporters found fundraising continued even as campus deliveries waned. Donors want answers.

MovingPlace ranked Crandall’s 75114 No. 2 and Dallas’ 75251 No. 10 for moves per capita in December 2025, underscoring continued migration into the DFW suburbs.

The Wylie Police Department has requested public assistance in identifying a person of interest related to an ongoing investigation, through a post which includes the individual's photo and contact information for Detective Rachel Pollard.

The Texas Spring Palace in Fort Worth, built to attract settlers, burned down in 1890 during a ball, with one man, Al Hayne, dying after saving others.

Dallas Animal Services introduces a new Enrichment Coordinator, Payton, and thanks volunteers in their newsletter, highlighting recent successes and opportunities, such as the 'Calming the Canines' event and the new DAS Groom Station.