A teenage boy was fatally shot in Dallas, and police are investigating the incident, with Detective Timothy Johnston leading the case. The motive and suspects remain unknown.

Allen City Council recently approved a new police headquarters, investments in water utility technology, traffic signal upgrades, grants for cybersecurity, and a pavement marking contract to enhance city infrastructure and safety.

The Richardson Animal Shelter announces a temporary closure on March 4-5 for renovations, with a temporary facility nearby and continued adoption services.

The Euless Police Department honors the late Officer David S. Hofer on the anniversary of his end of watch, reflecting on his legacy and service from 2016.

This week in Dallas, forecasts predict variable weather, including partly sunny skies and highs around 81°F, breezy conditions, and chances for showers and thunderstorms increasing towards Thursday.

Arlington Parks & Recreation is hosting a series of March events, including magic shows, an underwater egg hunt, a tot party, and photo ops with the Easter Bunny.

The Tarrant County Sheriff's Office celebrated Leap Day by highlighting their LEEP program, which involves deputies managing stray livestock and ensuring animal welfare.

Officers Gonzalez and Alvarado from the White Settlement Police Department joined fourth-graders to teach about fingerprints, highlighting the uniqueness of individuals.

Two arrested for the murder of Ely Mendez Gomez, 16, in Denton; Marcus Williams and Gabrielle Cortes allegedly planned robbery leading to Gomez's death.

The Dallas City Council approved a $1,778,000 TIF incentive for UCR Development Services LLC to build a new retail space on the former Lancaster-Kiest Library site.

Dr. Barbara Odom-Wesley of Arlington joins the NLC 2024 Human Development Federal Advocacy Committee to influence national policy on various social issues.

Tarrant Regional Auto Crimes Task Force and Grandview Volunteer Fire Department performed joint training for vehicle extrication, utilizing condemned vehicles for firefighters to practice on.

White Settlement officials met to discuss public safety and city expansion, with local leaders including Mayor White, City Manager James, and Police Chief Cook in attendance.