Fort Worth allocates $8 million for revitalization projects in the Worth Heights and Seminary neighborhoods, aiming to address long-standing neglect and improve public safety and amenities.

Arlington community mourns the loss of Tho Tieu, a restaurant owner, who was killed in a mugging. Police suspect a "jugging" crime and are investigating.

Eddie Bernice Johnson, former Congresswoman from Texas, has died at 88. She was known for advocacy in education, healthcare, and transportation during her historic political career.

The Arlington Police and community remembered Officer Jillian Smith for her heroism on the 13th anniversary of her death, shielding a child during a 2010 shooting.

Arlington preservationists received awards at the Tarrant County Historical Commission Summit, with Geraldine Mills, Kristina Rumans, and Jason Sullivan recognized for their contributions to preserving the county's history.

Lewisville is seeking volunteers for its Centennial Celebration Committee to plan the 100th birthday festivities in 2025. Applications are accepted until December 31.

The North Texas Food Bank's annual mission distributed over 144 million meals in the past year as food insecurity rises in Dallas, with volunteers helping at events showing high demand for assistance.

A $760 million Powerball jackpot has lottery players excited, although some, including a player from Texas who won $2 million, have already won big prizes. No jackpot winner was declared, setting up a high-stakes draw for Saturday.

The Grapevine Police Department announced the death of retired K9 Ranger, who passed away peacefully due to a medical condition, leaving a void in the department and his handler's heart.

The Fort Worth Police Department honored Officer Alan Chick on the 30th anniversary of his death in the line of duty, caused by an intoxicated driver while helping a motorist.

The Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo's All-Western Parade in 2024 is set to break records with over 3,000 horses and will honor law enforcement agencies.

The Fort Worth Police Department honored Officer Robert P. Hollowell a century after his death, highlighting his previous service in Waco and his fatal motorcycle accident in 1914.

At 90, Minnie Payne became the oldest to earn a master's degree at the University of North Texas, inspiring many with her lifelong dedication to learning.