Fort Worth police are seeking five suspects after a St. Patrick's Day shooting left one injured. They request public assistance and offer anonymity through Crime Stoppers.

Public Safety Telecommunicator's Week celebrates emergency response dispatchers for their service, highlighting the crucial and often overlooked work they do in guiding citizens in crisis.

The Frisco Police Department warns of phone scams where impersonators demand payments for fake subpoenas or warrants, urging residents to report suspicious calls.

A driver in White Settlement survived a rollover accident without injury after hitting a parked vehicle. Local police and emergency services responded promptly, and ongoing investigations aim to clarify the crash circumstances.

The White Settlement Police Department introduces special autism awareness badges and patches to promote understanding and runs a "Take Me Home" program for the safety of autistic individuals.

The Fort Worth Police issue safety tips for the upcoming solar eclipse, urging residents to avoid roadways, not stop or exit their vehicles to view the event, and to prepare for possible traffic delays.

The Frisco Police have warned against IRS impersonation scams, advising that the IRS won't call to demand immediate payment or threaten arrest, thus such calls should be considered fraudulent.

Fort Worth reminds residents to follow city ordinances for spring landscaping, including zoning rules and tree canopy goals. Permits are required for significant landscaping, tree planting, and removals.

Fort Worth is developing its 2050 Comprehensive Plan and seeks residents' input on the city's future growth and development through workshops and online feedback.

Keller Police responded to a severe auto-pedestrian collision near Bear Creek Park; the injured pedestrian was hospitalized and an investigation is underway. Traffic was heavily affected.

Greg Chase is appointed Interim Fire Chief of Duncanville, succeeding retiring Chief Sam Rohde, and is tasked with leading the department he has been part of for over 30 years.

Officials warn of counterfeit eclipse glasses ahead of the solar eclipse and the American Astronomical Society provides safety guidelines to validate genuine glasses for safe viewing.

Tarrant County offers a free online edible landscaping class, teaching how to integrate food plants artistically into home gardens, with a focus on sustainable living and self-sufficiency.