Mesquite Police request public help in identifying a suspect in a theft and car burglary at Fitness Connection, urging vigilance and security of belongings.

Denton is holding a public hearing to discuss proposed changes to the 2022 Mobility Plan, affecting areas near the airport and west of I-35W. The event is on June 17 and encourages citizen participation.

White Settlement's community honored military service members on Memorial Day with a ceremony featuring Mayor Faron Young, speaker Angela Bennet-Engele, and local Girl Scout troops.

The Collin County DA's office is highlighting efforts to fight child exploitation and find missing children, especially on National Missing Children's Day, and providing resources for the public to help.

The Fort Worth Fire Department honored fallen EMS workers on "EMS Remembrance Day" at the close of National EMS Week, emphasizing their legacy and sacrifices on social media.

Mary Green Briscoe, reported missing in Fort Worth since May 23, 2025, was found safe and reunited with her family; details of her disappearance remain undisclosed.

Ongoing roadwork on Sahalle Dr. & Commonwealth Dr. and at Warren Parkway and Preston Road may cause traffic delays due to lane closures and construction efforts aimed at improving traffic flow.

Keller's CERT program recently added 16 new members trained in emergency response, including first aid and rescue, highlighted in a Keller Public Safety social media post.

Arlington cemeteries, adorned with historical markers, offer a journey through local history, honoring community founders and preserving the city's heritage.

Arlington boasts a new pickleball court at ACTIV, a rec center for those 50+, fostering joy and engagement as showcased in an episode of Explore Arlington.

Arlington's Southeast Connector Project update highlights road closures and detours in Tarrant County from May 28-June 1 due to ongoing construction aimed at easing commutes by 2027.

Dallas forecast predicts a hot weekend and a week of thunderstorms with varying chances of rain, requiring residents to stay prepared for changing weather.

Amanda Williams was sentenced to 40 years for a burglary and stabbing incident after pleading guilty. The Tarrant County DA's Office, via social media, detailed the case's conclusion on May 20, 2025.