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.

A driver lost control and rolled over their vehicle on 820 WB, later found by FHPD with marijuana and a firearm. Besides minor injuries, the driver now faces several charges.

Erykah Badu partners with Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART) in a yearlong collaboration, providing artwork for buses and rails, with a contest for VIP access to her birthday event.

The Bedford Police Department launched an online reporting system for non-emergency incidents, such as criminal mischief and harassment, to save dispatcher time for emergencies.

Providence Umugwaneza, a Rwandan genocide survivor, will discuss the 10 stages of genocide at the Summerglen Branch Library, with Holocaust Remembrance Day approaching.

Arlington is spotlighting ten East Arlington small businesses through a city initiative aimed at promoting local entrepreneurship, starting March 2024.

Carroll High School in Texas was evacuated due to a bomb threat but was deemed safe after no suspicious devices were found. Students were safely dismissed from an alternate location.

After a car burglary report in Texas, police chased suspect Keyvionte Henderson, leading to a shooting and chase ending on a golf course. Henderson now faces multiple charges.

The Dallas Police rescued 99 children from human traffickers in 2023, with a 15.4% increase in trafficking cases and 190 related arrests. They also enhanced community outreach with presentations.

Renowned Dallas journalist Rochelle Brown passed away at 75 after an illness, leaving behind a legacy of community engagement and education in journalism.

Residents of the Saxony apartment complex in North Dallas experienced water shutoff between 10 p.m. and 7 a.m. over freezing temperatures, stirring legal and convenience concerns among tenants.

Fort Worth's historic Vickery Motel, known for welcoming Black guests during segregation, is set for demolition, while Dallas preserves the similar Inn of the Dove.