Homelessness in Dallas has decreased for the third consecutive year, with a 19% reduction since 2021 and a significant drop in unsheltered homelessness.

Dallas is preparing for severe weather with thunderstorms and rain forecasted, posing risks of damaging winds, flooding, hail, and tornadoes throughout the week.

Two shootings occurred in Fort Worth with one man hospitalized and suspects at large; police are investigating the incidents that took place around 6 p.m. at separate gas stations.

The Tarrant Appraisal District is set to spend $645,470 on an election for three new board members due to an unfunded mandate, with concerns over high costs and election timing.

Students will go back to class at Bowie and Roosevelt High Schools in North Texas following shootings last week, with increased security and resources for mental health.

A three-year-old boy from San Marcos was found safe in Dallas after an AMBER Alert. The suspect, 46-year-old Joey Torres, was arrested. The child's relationship with Torres is unspecified, but they are related.

Dallas ISD police respond to a shooting at Wilmer-Hutchins High, admitting to security lapses and implementing new safety measures and staff retraining.

The Mansfield Youth Council, made up of high schoolers, was praised for their active role in local government and for organizing events for their peers. Their efforts challenge the stereotype of disengaged youth.

Mansfield Police seek help in identifying a woman suspected of scamming an elderly lady by pretending to befriend her, asking the public to contact Detective Perez with any information.

April is Records and Information Management Month, and the Plano Police Department is recognizing the vital role their Records Division plays in managing and securing sensitive data.

The Alliance For Children in Tarrant County is praised for helping over 2,500 abused children annually, offering critical support and long-term recovery services as part of a wider network of agencies.

The Texas Peace Officers Memorial Ride honored fallen officers with cyclists, including Coppell's Odean and Egger, riding 150 miles from San Antonio to Austin.

The Irving Family Advocacy Center in Texas provides consolidated services to support local crime victims and families, emphasizing accessibility to all, with a focus on responding to crises, particularly during Child Abuse Prevention Month.