Mesquite's Get Fit initiative hosts Full On Fitness event on February 3, offering free classes such as yoga and Zumba, health professional advice, and snacks at Florence Recreation Center.

The Dallas Police Department honored the late Officer Harold Hammons with an online tribute on Twitter, marking the anniversary of his death using #GoneButNotForgotten.

Mansfield Police seek help identifying a man on video allegedly stealing a phone left on a counter. They urge anyone with info to contact Detective DeTommaso.

Prosper ISD music teacher McKenna Johnson died in a car crash in Frisco, leaving the community in mourning. Her dedication to music education is fondly remembered.

A car fire early this morning near White Settlement disrupted traffic, but no injuries were reported. Authorities, including police and fire services, responded and the cause is under investigation.

Duncanville Police Chief Mark LiVigni retires after a 30-year tenure, earning recognition from the Dallas County Sheriff's Department for his dedicated service and positive impact on the community.

Financial advisor Scott Stentz will provide anti-scam strategies on January 30 at Vivian J. Lincoln Library amid rising financial scams reported by FTC.

Concepcion Herrera, an 82-year-old with cognitive impairment, has been found safe after a Silver Alert was issued when she went missing in Fort Worth.

Dallas City Council is mulling a proposed $1.25 billion bond to improve infrastructure, with a focus on roads, parks, and housing, set for voter approval in May.

North Texans are warned by plumbers to prepare for more freezing weather by insulating pipes and avoiding makeshift fixes to prevent costly water damage.

The White Settlement Police Department is adopting StarChase technology to track vehicles during chases, improving safety by reducing the need for high-speed pursuits.

Plano Police seek digital evidence from locals to aid in the investigation of a surge in property crimes, including burglaries and thefts, that occurred in December 2023.

Beatlegras band brings a blend of The Beatles and bluegrass to Garland, Texas, with a performance at the Plaza Theater on March 15th. Tickets are $27.