A man was arrested after a Lower Greenville confrontation outside a Family Dollar; police say he slapped a woman and fired at a bystander’s dog before a SWAT standoff.

Crescent Real Estate has acquired the 19‑story tower at 2100 McKinney in Uptown Dallas, further expanding the firm’s local holdings near Klyde Warren Park.

The FBI warns scammers are using AI voice cloning and texts to impersonate senior U.S. officials, steering targets to malicious links and encrypted apps. IC3 and CISA offer steps to verify and report.

Mansfield, Texas, celebrates the opening of Katherine Rose Memorial Park, featuring an inclusive playground designed to accommodate children of all abilities.

A woman was shot in Dallas, later dying in the hospital. The male suspect was found and died in a police-involved shooting. Multiple investigations are underway.

Dallas Police investigate a homicide after a woman died from a gunshot wound on Markville Drive, urging witnesses to contact Detective G. Curtis with information.

Frisco announces roadwork on Lafayette Drive, Prestmont Place, and Kings Ridge Road, impacting traffic and lasting about two weeks, subject to weather conditions.

A single-vehicle crash on the 1500 block of Duncanville Road in West Oak Cliff left one passenger dead and two women hospitalized; investigators are on the scene.

A convicted Dallas murderer on Texas' 10 most wanted sex offender list remains at large after warrants issued in 2021. Authorities say he should be considered armed and dangerous.

The Fort Worth Police Department is urging people to avoid drunk driving during the holiday season, highlighting sober transportation options after revealing alarming DUI statistics from Texas.

The 8th Annual Sounds of the Season event at TCC united community members, law enforcement, and inmates for a festive celebration, with musical performances and a focus on togetherness during the holidays.

Cedar Hill Police warmed hearts by gifting over 400 children during holiday events, including shopping sprees and gift distributions in partnership with the local fire department.

Parents in Birdville, Grapevine‑Colleyville and Aledo say districts moved children into restrictive special‑ed settings. The disputes have sparked a TEA probe and court fights.