A Fort Worth man on deferred adjudication for a 2013 heroin overdose case now faces federal gun charges, including illegal possession of a machine gun.

The Bethel Baptist Church in Lewisville hosted a Chin Culture Night, celebrated by the community and attended by Sergeant Dickens, showcasing the police department's commitment to community engagement.

Arlington Public Library is offering a Dungeon Master Workshop series to teach storytelling and game crafting to individuals 13+ on November 2 at the Northeast Branch.

A car crash in Mesquite, Texas, resulted in two fatalities after a high-speed Toyota Camry struck a curb and a tree, igniting into flames. The investigation is ongoing.

The City of Fort Worth is set to close its city parks by 10 p.m. starting in 2025 following a Fort Worth City Council decision for consistent park closure times, influenced by community feedback on safety and uniformity.

Arlington received the 2024 Our Driving Concern Traffic Safety Award for its effective road safety measures, including a new Traffic Management Center and training programs.

Corporal Christian Mutters from the University of North Texas Police Department received the Life Saving Award for his prompt response in a medical emergency.

Dallas officials announced the groundbreaking for the new Charlie Pump Station, a key project aimed at mitigating flood risks, with completion expected in 2026.

Rockwall County offers multiple voting locations for eligible voters, with services like ADA parking and Curbside Voting to ensure accessibility. Voters can check wait times online.

Ellis County offices will be closed on November 11, 2024, in honor of Veterans' Day, resuming regular hours on November 12.

Dallas Police Officer Austin Garza was arrested for a misdemeanor involving criminal mischief while off-duty and is now on administrative leave pending an internal investigation.

At Mockingbird Elementary, the Red Ribbon Week basketball game featured a matchup between police officers and 5th graders, emphasizing community engagement and anti-drug education.

Frisco is experiencing traffic disruptions due to roadworks at key sites, with estimated completion in two weeks. Daily lane closures are also expected at certain intersections, with city officials requesting public patience.