Frisco PD arrested a second suspect, Jada Mansfield, who now faces murder charges in the Ja'Karrion Craig case.

Early Saturday, a blaze engulfed a commercial structure in Fort Worth, battled with a defensive approach by firefighters due to the building's previous fire damage. It was contained in under an hour with no injuries reported.

The Argyle Police Department is inviting residents to join its Citizen’s Police Academy, offering them a chance to influence officer selection and training.

Lake Dallas PD warns of black ice after a single-vehicle accident occurred on E Swisher Road, urging drivers to stay vigilant despite the sunny weather.

Partnership Home seeks 500 volunteers for the annual Point in Time Count to survey the homeless in Tarrant and Parker counties, requiring volunteers to attend training and work alongside law enforcement.

The City of Dallas is considering changes to its Off-Street Parking Code and seeks public input at a meeting on January 16th, 2025. Proposed amendments may lead to more flexible parking requirements to support community growth.

Denton city's weekend facilities like parks and libraries reopen with a delay due to winter weather, cautioning residents of possible icy roads and advising to avoid unnecessary travel until Saturday morning.

Arlington has implemented a new digital traffic management system from Causeway one.network to provide real-time traffic updates for major events, starting with the Cotton Bowl Classic.

The Plano Texas Police Department announces their participation in the Collin County NAACP MLK Parade on January 20th, with Chief Ed Drain as Grand Marshal.

The Plano Police are searching for Budd Riley Milliken, a missing 25-year-old with mental health issues, last seen November 30, 2024, near a homeless camp.

Denton County extends office closures into Friday due to a winter storm, urging safety and caution as roads remain hazardous from snow and ice. Emergency services continue, and tax payments can be made online.

Arlington city facilities delay opening due to winter weather; essential services operational; trash collection disrupted; emergency hotlines and shelters remain available.

Duncanville City Hall to open at noon due to cold, with other facilities delaying opening. Friday trash collection canceled, while the Recreation Center becomes a warming hub. Residents advised on non-emergency contacts and precautionary measures.