The Lewisville Police Department arrested a male suspect after a shooting incident and assured the public there was no ongoing threat, stating his injuries were not caused by police. They are investigating further.

Fort Worth extends its High ImpACT Pilot Program, investing $2.2 million to address mental health and homelessness, with 30 people housed since its May launch.

The City intensifies its stance on game rooms and eight-liners by amending zoning and licensing rules, ultimately banning these gaming devices after a decade-long legal battle and a Texas court ruling them as unconstitutional lotteries.

Jay Chapa is appointed as the new City Manager of Fort Worth after a national search with over 150 applicants.

The Denton Fire Department extinguished a fire at an empty house, suggesting alternate routes due to street closure and providing updates on social media with no reported injuries.

The article provides a detailed weather forecast for Dallas, predicting a mix of sun, clouds, wind, and potential showers and thunderstorms over the next several days.

Fort Worth Police Chief Neil Noakes announced his retirement for May 2025 after over 25 years of service, citing family priorities, including the joy of becoming a grandfather.

Arlington's MLK, Jr. Drive construction project is set to start January 2025 and aims to improve regional connectivity, with completion expected in October 2025.

The Arlington Police Department invites the community to a holiday celebration with performances, laughter, and gifts on December 13th at St. Matthew Catholic Church.

Argyle PD joined a festive event by Building Homes For Heroes for its 400th home giveaway and later conducted a car seat fitting with UP Ministries and Safe Kids Tarrant County, showing their multifaceted community commitment.

The DeSoto Police Department warns of social media scams targeting Eagles fans, using fake pages with unauthorized logos, and urging the community to be vigilant, report suspicious activity, and support the team safely.

Sonny Saxton has been appointed as Fort Worth's Director of Emergency Communications and Management, bringing extensive emergency services experience to the role.

Mayor Eric L. Johnson's 2024 State of the City Address discussed Dallas's progress in reducing violent crime, investing in parks and streets, and providing tax relief.