A man named Erik Hurtado was fatally shot in southeast Dallas, prompting a police investigation. The incident is still under investigation, with Detectives seeking information from the public.

Dallas weather forecast includes a mix of sun and potential storms, with varying chances of rain and persistent south winds throughout the week. Temperatures range from the low 70s to mid-80s.

Psychotherapist Karla Peska is set to explore the unconscious mind in art-making at the Lewisville Grand Theater on March 12, hosted by the Visual Art League of Lewisville.

Lewisville Municipal Court won the 2024 MTSI Award for its proactive efforts in traffic safety, including outreach programs and educational initiatives.

The Lewisville Public Library earned the 2023 Achievement of Library Excellence Award for its community services, inclusive programs, and technological advancements.

Ceramicist Gregory Story is the featured artist at the 55th Cottonwood Art Festival in Richardson, Texas, known for his smiley sculptures and unique ceramic work.

A multi-vehicle accident on I-20 in Dallas caused rush-hour delays. The Dallas County Sheriff's Department responded, urging caution and alternate routes.

Frisco PD partners with Aurora Innovation to practice traffic stops with autonomous trucks, prepping for future interactions with driverless vehicles.

Frisco Police are seeking witnesses to a fatal crash at Legacy and Stonebriar, urging information and video evidence be shared via phone or the FPD app.

Tarrant County's Citizen Prosecutor Academy, led by Assistant DA Robb Catalano, opened for participants to learn about the criminal justice system and DA Phil Sorrells' efforts in maintaining community safety.

Police in Garland, Texas, arrested 23 protesters causing disruption outside the General Dynamics plant, who obstructed traffic and business access early on March 7.

The White Settlement Police report a decrease in violent crime but a rise in vehicle burglaries and 16 DWI arrests for February, highlighting mixed crime trends.

TxDOT's "Drive Sober. No Regrets." campaign targets spring breakers in Texas, urging them not to drive after drinking and highlighting the severe consequences of drunk driving through personal stories and sobering statistics.