A barn blaze in Godley drew multiple city and county crews Tuesday afternoon. Officials urged people to avoid Alecia Lane while firefighters worked.

Arlington PD opened a new "cop shop" satellite office in the southeast quadrant as part of community engagement and security efforts. This is the fourth such outpost in the South District but is not for public services.

The Collin County Sheriff's Office warns of scammers posing as officials, falsely offering to release loved ones from jail for money sent via cash apps.

The Collin County DA commemorated the adoption of the Bill of Rights and reiterated their commitment to justice and the protection of community freedoms on social media.

Casa Mañana, a Fort Worth live theater venue, showcases Broadway classics and children’s shows. It's known for its geodesic dome, intimate seating, and role in nurturing talent like Tony Award winner Betty Buckley.

Fort Worth adjusts garbage and recycling collection during Christmas and New Year's holidays, with a one-day delay for Thursday and Friday pickups and allowance for two extra bags of trash without charge.

Fort Worth Public Library's Resolve to Read challenge encourages citizens to read more throughout January 2026, offering prizes for consistent reading habits.

Ellis County plans to replat lots in Halverson Estates, potentially affecting addresses and views, with a Commissioners' Court meeting scheduled for public input on the changes.

Stevie Jones, 58, has died after being shot outside a Fort Worth game room during a dispute over a truck; police say the Gun Violence Unit is investigating.

Late-night sundae shop Scoop N Scootery now plans a late‑February Fort Worth opening as signage goes up and freezers are installed at its Alliance-area storefront.

The Ellis County community hosts its 41st Annual Toy Run, with motorcyclists supporting local children during the holidays, causing increased traffic.

A significant emergency response was mobilized following a private plane crash near Bourland Field in Parker County, with rescue teams aiding in extrication and egress efforts.

Leland Earl Williams received a 95-year prison sentence for pleading guilty to assaulting a Tarrant County sheriff's deputy, as reported by the Tarrant County DA's Office.