Dallas police investigate a late-night fatal shooting on S. Beckley Avenue; suspect known, public's help sought.

White Settlement's Public Works Stormwater Team cleared debris, including an unexpected sofa, from waterways after heavy rain to prevent flooding and contamination.

Carla Fahey has been dedicated to Duncanville ISD since 1984, serving as a volunteer, PTA leader, trustee, and educator for over 37 years. Her work includes co-founding the district's education foundation.

Dallas City Council approves amended economic policy to aid small businesses, with financial support for property upgrades and growth, focusing on job creation and investment thresholds.

Dallas PD seeks public help to find Teandrey Helton, wanted for a sexual assault on a juvenile last December. A reward is offered for information leading to his arrest and indictment.

The TinkerLab at White Settlement Public Library reopens for kids to engage in STEAM activities on February 13, from 3:30 to 5:30 PM, as a come-and-go event.

Arlington Police Department introduces the High School Citizen Police Academy, inviting local students to learn about law enforcement operations including SWAT, CSI, and more.

The City of Dallas reaffirms its commitment to inclusivity and public safety for all residents, regardless of their immigration status, and stresses adherence to city and state laws.

Fort Worth City Council approves an EMS agreement to integrate MedStar employees into the Fort Worth Fire Department, enhancing emergency response systems.

The Denton Fire Department has introduced a new Pierce Enforcer Pumper, Engine 5, enhancing their firefighting capabilities and emphasizing their commitment to advanced technology and community safety.

Firefighters Chase Nara and Nick Camperlengo of the White Settlement Fire Department were certified as Driver Operator-Pumpers by the Texas Commission on Fire Protection, the department announced on Facebook.

Retired Garland Police Lt. Dave Swavey will be inducted into the National Law Enforcement Officer Hall of Fame and receive the Lifetime Achievement Award.

The Dallas Police Department, under Interim Chief Michael T. Igo, promoted 175 officers, marking the largest elevation since 2006 and indicating a significant administrative shift.