Garland Sanitation Department is working overtime for storm cleanup and asks residents to prepare debris for collection, providing instructions for proper disposal.

Timothy Vickery, 76, was found safe after being reported missing in Dallas. He was last seen near 7100 Greenbrook Lane. His return prompted relief among the police and community.

A local state of disaster was declared in Denton County by Judge Andy Eads due to severe weather, enabling emergency measures to address power outages, debris, and flooding.

The NWS has issued a severe weather warning for Grand Prairie, where a cooling/charging station is now open, pets aren't allowed, and some roads are closed.

Dallas Police Department renews efforts to solve the 2014 murder of Atreall Campbell, offering a $5,000 reward for information.

Dallas police charge Tyra Murrell with the murder of Carlos Glover after a highway shooting. Glover died a day after being shot on E. Northwest Highway.

A Dallas locksmith joins Adopt-A-Block to clean Lemmon Avenue, combating litter with a community effort supported by grants and social media recognition.

A boy was fatally shot in an alleged robbery at a Fort Worth apartment complex, with no arrests made yet. Police are investigating the incident and seeking information from the public.

Authorities are investigating a homicide that occurred on May 26, 2024, in a neighborhood in the 3800 block of Silverton Circle, with details still limited.

The Mansfield Police Department Bike Unit is increasing patrols in public areas as the warmer weather attracts more people to parks and walkable spaces. They encourage community interaction and safety reminders.

White Settlement community honored fallen heroes on Memorial Day with a ceremony featuring wreaths, tributes by dignitaries, and the involvement of local volunteers and organizations.

The Frisco Police Department introduces texting service 847411 for residents to anonymously report crimes, raising questions about effectiveness and confidentiality.

Officer Johnson was named "2023 Officer of the Year" by the Duncanville Police Department, praised for responding to thousands of calls, issuing citations, joining narcotic operations, and conducting VIN inspections.