The Fort Worth Police issued a social media appeal for help in finding James Kungu, a 29-year-old missing man, encouraging the public to provide any information.

Lewisville names Deputy Chief Brook Rollins from Arlington PD as its new Police Chief, succeeding retiring Chief Kevin Deaver. Rollins brings extensive experience and will focus on innovation and community trust.

A Texas woman was sentenced to life for the murder of Marisela Botello-Valadez, with additional time for evidence tampering. Despite her claims of innocence, prosecutors pointed to a love triangle motive.

The Plano Police, FBI, and U.S. Attorney's office have made significant arrests in a sex trafficking ring, promising continued efforts against such crimes.

The City of Dallas Office of Homeless Solutions collected over 500 coats for the homeless with local support, aiming to provide warmth during winter months.

The Dallas Charter Review Commission has extended the deadline for proposing amendments to the City Charter to January 19, 2024, to enhance public participation.

Fort Worth Municipal Court is conducting a holiday drive for homeless care items and hosting an event for festive photos and refreshments on December 20, 2023.

Police in Dallas found 82-year-old Roscoe Latimer safe after he was reported missing on December 12. Details of his condition and discovery were not disclosed.

Former Dallas County District Attorney Craig Watkins, known for his work on overturning wrongful convictions, has died at age 56. He was the first Black DA in the county and Texas state.

Stacey Jurik received a 32-year sentence for Continuous Sexual Abuse of a Child, involving her in producing child pornography, as announced by Collin County District Attorney Greg Willis.

The Dallas Police seek public assistance on #ColdCaseTuesday for Alvin Joseph's unsolved 2016 murder, urging witnesses to contact Detective Reginald Woods with information.

A person from Mesquite, Texas, won a million dollars from a "Millionaire Maker" scratch ticket purchased at Mr. Joe's Food Mart, as reported by FOX 4 News.

AAA predicts 115 million people will travel during the holidays, nearing pre-pandemic levels, with a mix of road, air, and alternative transportation.