Denton celebrates Breanna Nix's Top 3 'American Idol' success with a homecoming parade, concert, and a new ice cream flavor. Events start at 9 a.m., including festivities in Downtown Denton.

Aryan Circle gang member Daniel Allen received a life sentence for shooting at a Plano SWAT officer during a narcotics raid in 2021, as announced by Collin County DA Greg Willis.

Fort Worth City Council approved the GREENprint Fort Worth Plan for parks and public spaces, reflecting community feedback gathered through surveys and meetings.

Arlington is set to discuss the $10 million Shadow Drive Sewer project, invites citizens to join boards, provides advice on found kittens, and encourages news sharing.

Collin County residents may see new fire and EMS structures through a proposed Emergency Services District No. 1, following end of service contracts and financial challenges.

Dallas Park and Recreation boasts award-winning parks, celebrates Older Americans Month, promotes water safety, and is set to open its first inground skatepark.

Dallas expects a hot week with highs approaching triple digits and a potential for weekend rain. An Ozone Action Day has been issued due to high pollution levels.

Jesse Herrera received a life sentence for child sexual abuse in Tarrant County, Texas, after a trial where the DA emphasized shifting shame from victim to perpetrator.

Denton County is inviting the public to a memorial service on May 14 at the Denton County Amphitheater to honor fallen officers for National Police Week.

A tractor from Mansfield Parks & Recreation earned an honorable mention at a local car show, celebrating vehicles that contribute to city maintenance alongside classic and contemporary cars.

Missing 48-year-old Southala Thiengsirivong with limited cognitive abilities was found safe and is back with his family after disappearing in Lewisville.

Carrollton donated a retired ambulance to Creekview High School for EMT and firefighter training, enhancing practical learning in their Fire Academy and Diesel programs.

The Fairfield subdivision in Southeast Arlington saw over five tons of debris removed by community volunteers, with support for home improvements and a concluding block party.