Benjamin Hanil Song, the alleged shooter in the Prairieland Detention Center attack, was captured in Dallas, facing charges of attempted murder and other crimes.

Dallas forecast by National Weather Service predicts a week of extreme heat with temperatures approaching 100 degrees and clear skies, with light South winds. Residents advised to take precautions.

Garland Police seek aid in identifying partial remains of a tattooed adult male found in a creek. The cause of death is undetermined; public's help requested.

Dallas offers free jazz concerts through September as part of Dallas Live in the Park Music Series, hosted by the City of Dallas Office of Arts and Culture and the Dallas Park and Recreation Department.

Create Texas Gallery hosts the "Beyond Borders" exhibit featuring contemporary Latin American art, offering a platform for 10 local artists to present their work from July 17 to August 28.

Dallas man Trakari Brown was arrested by police on charges of Continuous Violence Against the Family and Stalking after multiple violent incidents against relatives.

Ellis County is dealing with road closures due to high water hazards and advises the public to report any water on roads, while officials assess the situation and provide updates.

Fort Worth's bungalow-style fire stations from the 1920s, including the oldest active one, Fire Station No. 18, reflect the "City Beautiful" movement with their historic architectural charm.

The Big Dill®, the world's largest pickle party, debuts in Texas on Nov. 8 with festivities planned at Globe Life Field and Texas Live! just before National Pickle Day.

Arlington hosts a Neighborhood Leadership Network meeting on Aug. 2, focusing on local issues and city partnerships.

The Dallas Police are investigating the homicide of Maria Manning in the 7900 block of Olusta Dr., urging the public to provide any information to Detective L. Swanson.

The FBI Dallas division offers a $25,000 reward for information leading to the capture and conviction of fugitive Benjamin Song, encouraging public tips.

The Denton Fire Department has introduced new ambulances with innovative designs, including increased storage space and advanced medical equipment like Stryker stair chairs and Lucas CPR devices.