A 30-year-old woman died in a car crash in Arlington after her vehicle hit a light pole; she wasn't wearing a seatbelt, and speed was a factor. Alcohol involvement is unconfirmed.

Debate over splitting Keller ISD leads to a lawsuit from a parent seeking transparency and a contentious school board meeting, with the superintendent offering to resign and the board facing strong community opposition.

Miu Miu is set to open its first exclusive store in Dallas's Highland Park Village, filling the former Dior space with its youthful luxury fashion offerings.

DeSoto Police Department located a missing 60-year-old man, Floyd Jerome Luke, thanks to community and interdepartmental efforts, including a CLEAR Alert and support from the Lancaster Police.

A 23-year-old SMU grad, Katie Kerl, was fatally hit by a vehicle in Dallas; her sister described her as an outstanding human being. The other victim is stable; the driver stayed but no charges filed yet. Residents cite the area as dangerous.

The Tarrant County Sheriff's Office highlighted the issue of stalking among teens on Stalking Awareness Day, noting high victimization rates and the media's influence on perceptions of stalking.

Lt. Denise Callahan retires from the White Settlement Police Department after a 25-year career, marked by her trailblazing promotions and advocacy for crime victims.

I-35 Southbound was closed due to an accident; DeSoto Police advised alternative routes. The Texas Rangers investigated, with the road later reopened.

White Settlement Police Department partners with Our Rescue to combat sex trafficking and child exploitation, emphasizing survivor support and community engagement.

The City of Denton has released its latest Friday Staff Report online, enhancing citizen access to municipal developments and fostering community engagement.

Arlington activates its Emergency Weather Shelter Plan to protect the homeless during a forecasted cold snap, with shelters and warming centers open for assistance.

Dallas hosts the 43rd Annual Martin Luther King Jr. Parade with MLK III attending and Officer Burks' family as Grand Marshals, focusing on service and sacrifice.

Danielle Ellis' "ORACLE" exhibit mixes art, history, and spirituality in a digital format at the Oak Cliff Cultural Center with an opening reception on January 18.