A Dallas anesthesiologist was convicted for tampering with IV bags, causing one death and several emergencies.

20-year-old Isaiah Blasig-Prickett was fatally shot in a Dallas apartment, with suspect Shevaun Ffrench arrested for murder.

A man was killed in a Mansfield shooting rooted in a love triangle. The suspect, Steven Foster, was arrested and charged with murder and other offenses.

The Tarrant County Sheriff's Office warns of phone scams where fraudsters, impersonating TCSO officials, threaten arrest unless immediate payment is made through untraceable means.

Carrollton officials invite residents to shape the city's future with the Destination 2040 Vision Campaign, including public input sessions and an online survey in multiple languages.

Denton Municipal Electric received the Diamond RP3 award from the APPA for excellence in providing electric service, scoring a perfect 100 and joining a select group of utilities.

Tarrant County declared National Crime Victims' Rights Week to honor and support crime victims, with Commissioner Roy Brooks presenting a proclamation approved by all commissioners.

Grapevine Animal Services is hosting its annual Open House with activities, games, and pet microchipping for a fee of $10 for dogs and free for cats. The event aims to promote responsible pet ownership and provide family-friendly entertainment.

The Fort Worth City Council approved a $3.9 million purchase for a new police helicopter to enhance the Police Department's Air Support Unit and its emergency response capabilities.

Denton, TX, has been ranked as a top Texas city for business by Scout, reflecting the community's effective collaboration between officials and educational institutions.

The Miracle-Ear Foundation will provide free hearing aids and care to over 200 Dallas residents with hearing loss in a one-day event at Dallas College.

The ForwardDallas 2.0 urban planning initiative proposes varied housing near transit areas and allows accessory dwellings in Dallas, with public hearings scheduled for community input.

Arrest warrants were issued for Rashee Rice and Theodore Knox, who are linked to a high-speed collision causing severe injuries in Dallas on March 30.