City Auditor's Office released a Q1 performance report for FY 2024-25 highlighting the completion of a development planning audit and their financial time budget usage.

The extradition of cartel boss Jose Rodolfo Villarreal Hernandez and 28 others to the U.S. relates to charges including interstate stalking and murder-for-hire, following a 2013 Southlake lawyer's murder.

Haltom City Police seek public aid to catch mailroom thieves who operated a white Mercedes and later a Toyota SUV, one with distinctive skeleton hand tattoos.

Duncanville Police Department highlights Sgt. Green's contributions to training and recruiting within their force, inviting potential recruits to contact him.

The Dallas Office of Arts and Culture has launched the "Freedom Trail App: Deep Ellum AR Experience," an augmented reality app focusing on the city's black cultural heritage.

Arlington ranks as the 10th hardest-working city in America, according to a recent WalletHub study using data from sources like the U.S. Census and BLS.

White Settlement Community Services is offering free gym sessions at the Rec Center during spring break from March 10, with registration available on their website.

Jason James Giuliani was arrested by the Denton County Sheriff's Office for Online Solicitation of a Minor after a sting operation involving their Human Trafficking Unit.

Dallas expects a week of varied weather with sunny days, potential showers, and thunderstorms, ending February with mostly fair conditions but chances of weekend rain.

White Settlement Community Services announces the Re-DO Take Two Giant Vendor Sale on March 8th at the Pecan Grove Convention Center, featuring food trucks and numerous vendors.

Arlington is hosting a reverse trade show to connect local businesses with city departments on March 12, offering networking opportunities for various trades.

Fort Worth City Council approved the purchase of 11.41 acres for the new Paloma Park, including a donated portion valued at $1.5 million, to enhance local green space.

Dallas Police revisit the 1982 Scott Perigo murder case, seeking public help to resolve the cold case. They encourage sharing any information to aid in bringing closure to the victim's family.