The Fort Worth community is searching for missing 76-year-old Eddie Bryant since Christmas Eve, described as 5'11", 180 pounds, with brown eyes, and black/grey hair, last seen in a white 2019 Mercedes SUV with the license plate TYV4351.

The article discusses weather warnings in Dallas, detailing potential severe weather conditions today, followed by clearer weather into the New Year, advising residents to stay informed and prepared.

A 17-year-old was killed and two were injured in an attempted robbery in Fort Worth, with no arrests made yet as the police investigate the exchange of gunfire during the crime.

The Benbrook Fire Department collaborated with Chick-fil-A for a "Touch A Truck" event and fundraiser, where the community engaged with firefighters and supported the department by purchasing cookies.

Mayor Scott LeMay of Garland will deliver the State of the City address highlighting the city's upcoming projects and initiatives ahead of the end of his tenure.

The Dallas Police Department is requesting public assistance in solving the cold case murder of Darius Thomas from 2008, continuing their efforts to find leads.

The Fort Worth Fire Department and Tarrant County Sheriff's Office rescued a horse stuck in a cattle guard, involving careful extrication and medical examination.

The Fort Worth Police Department commemorated Officer John D. Nichols Jr., who was killed in the line of duty in 1906, through a memorial Facebook post.

The Mesquite Police Department's Santa Cop Program received a $28,000 donation from the Mesquite Independent School District, supporting the program's success in providing toys to over 1,300 children from 421 families during the holiday season.

Grand Prairie will host the Texas Monthly Taco Fest at EpicCentral on May 31, offering taco tastings from top vendors, with part of the proceeds aiding restaurant workers battling cancer.

The Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo celebrates the completion of livestock barn renovations, enhancing facilities with improved amenities and a new arena.

Fort Worth officials warn of scammers posing as law enforcement, coercing residents to pay fake legal fees for warrants or missed jury duty. The city reminds that court staff never solicit pay by phone.

The City of Fort Worth has provided guidelines for disposing of live and artificial Christmas trees, encouraging residents to repurpose or donate before using specified disposal methods.