A Plano man was sentenced to 50 years for murdering his mother after a violent attack, confirmed by his confession and a history of assaultive behavior.

PGA Trail golf course in Frisco will close from September 19 to October 19, 2025, for a tournament, with residents encouraged to use alternative locations.

Texas DPS introduces a new, more secure driver's license and ID card design, featuring tamper-resistant materials, to prevent fraud and identity theft.

Frisco police arrested Damon Wolfe for aggravated assault tied to a July incident where gunfire followed a prank. He faces charges for shooting at a vehicle he mistakenly linked to door-kicking.

Juan Hernandez Esparza was found fatally shot in Dallas; police are actively investigating and seeking public assistance.

An El Salvadoran national in Carrollton faces federal indictment for illegal reentry into the U.S. The case is part of Operation Take Back America, targeting illegal immigration and organized crime.

A North Texas massage therapist, Gang Li, was arrested on an attempted sexual assault charge connected to incidents at Sunshine Wellness Spa. Authorities are investigating his license validity and seeking additional victims.

The Mesquite Police Department in Texas promotes its Safe Exchange Zone for secure personal transactions, monitored by 24-hour video surveillance, to prevent illegal activities and provide safety.

Arlington Police Department celebrates the graduation of ten new officers from Academy Class 72, who will start field training.

Lewisville City Council is set to discuss the FY 2025-26 budget, including a lowered property tax rate and a 7.4% increase in utility rates, with public hearings scheduled.

Lewisville is preparing for the Western Days festival, seeking volunteers for the event scheduled for September 26-27. The family-friendly festival will feature entertainment, food contests, and cultural performances.

Lewisville invites residents to join Citizens University, offering insights into city operations through 12 sessions and a bus tour, starting September 18. Registration is open until August 31.

The National Weather Service predicts extreme heat for Dallas, with temperatures reaching up to 97°F and heat indices up to 105°F, advising residents to prepare for health risks and minimal relief.