An 18-wheeler's load of 16 steel tubes shifted into the cab during a traffic stop on Eastbound IH-20, causing lane blockages and requiring a heavy duty wrecker for cleanup.

Cedar Hill Police assisted federal agents in executing two search warrants, providing little detail but assuring that there was no danger to the community.

A suspect for theft at Boot Barn has been identified by White Settlement Police, thanks to community tips following a Facebook appeal. A warrant has been issued.

Arlington PD officer hospitalized after a vehicle collision but is expected to recover fully, with the police department rallying around him and urging public support.

The Tarrant County DA's Office is focusing on local recruitment, with a team speaking at TCU about career opportunities, hinting at a preference for hiring alumni.

The Guns and Hoses charity event, featuring a competition between first responders, will take place at Trinity High School with a $5 entrance and homerun derby. Proceeds support first responder efforts.

Frisco Police responded to a report of a disturbance and a possible shooting, resulting in a man shot and a woman with lacerations. Both have non-life-threatening injuries and were hospitalized after an apparent personal conflict.

The Grapevine Police Department shared an old photo depicting Sergeant James Van Duzee with officers at an outdoor range in 1994, highlighting the evolution of their training facilities.

Dallas is advancing its Vision Zero strategy to eliminate traffic-related deaths with new initiatives for changing driver behavior, enforcing laws, and utilizing technology.

Dallas anticipates a total solar eclipse on April 8, 2024, with a festival at Samuell Farm featuring science talks, music, and camping. Safety tips are stressed for viewing.

The Dallas Park and Recreation department announces April events and activities, including free yoga, movie nights, and Easter egg hunts, with information available on DallasParks.org and their social media.

The Denton Fine Arts Theatre, silent for years, will undergo refurbishment with a $1.6 million subsidy from the city council, aiming to re-emerge as a cultural center by summer 2025.

Mesquite prepares for its annual, family-friendly Cinco de Mayo celebration with food, crafts, live entertainment, and more at Front Street Station on May 4.