The Fort Worth Police Department located a missing person safe and announced the update on their Facebook page without revealing specific details of the case.

Dallas faces a stormy weekend with chances of rain and thunderstorms, including a 100% chance of heavy rainfall tonight, and fluctuating temperatures and wind gusts throughout the days.

A 15-year-old was killed in a South Dallas shooting; a 16-year-old faces murder charges. The incident occurred near SM Wright Freeway, and the suspect was also shot but survived.

A school bus and motorcycle crash in Fort Worth resulted in the death of motorcyclist Travis Waters, with no children harmed. The incident is under investigation, and the community is mourning the loss.

Officers responded to a major accident on Hwy 287, causing a temporary closure and traffic redirection, with the scene cleared and the highway now reopened. Details on the cause and injuries remain undisclosed.

Arlington is dealing with the annual arrival of Egrets, which becomes problematic for residents due to noise and mess. Animal Services provides tips to deter the birds in compliance with federal law, using noise makers and other non-harmful methods.

Cassie Johnson, a 12-year-old missing from North Oaks Middle School, has been found and is reuniting with her family, as confirmed by Haltom City Police.

Fort Worth's West 7th entertainment district will get safety upgrades, including the Ambassador program, to reduce incidents with a nearly $6M plan and a consulting firm's year-long safety assessment.

The photo exhibit 'Music in Frames: A Thousand Words of Sound' features the vibrant Dallas music scene and is on display at the Deep Ellum Art Co. through March 9.

Dallas Fort Worth International Airport plans to build a new terminal, Terminal F, with a unique rectangular design including 15 gates and a SkyLink station, as part of a major expansion.

Scammers in North Texas are conducting 'bank impostor' scams, as Pastor Oscar Epps and Sam Heller experienced recently, with losses totaling thousands of dollars.

Dallas is considering a zoning change that would eliminate parking minimums for developers, a move supported by some for spurring economic growth but raising concerns over potential parking spillover into neighborhoods.

The City of Allen has approved a $1,325,000 contract for concrete repairs, an ADA plan, infrastructure upgrades, and better municipal communication, including a new generator for City Hall and improved Wi-Fi at the CUTX Event Center.