A Texas man was sentenced to 24 years for selling fentanyl online and possessing child pornography, the U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of Texas announced.

Arlington Animal Services is promoting the adoption of six pups, ready for new homes before Valentine’s Day, with adoption fees covering vaccinations, spaying/neutering, and a microchip.

A woman with a rifle was shot by police at Joel Osteen's Lakewood Church after firing shots and claiming to have a bomb. Two people were injured, and no bomb was found.

Antisemitic graffiti and disturbing imagery were found at the home of Dallas City Councilwoman Cara Mendelsohn, who described the event on social media.

A Harris County deputy, Ronald Bates, died in a car crash after his shift. The 31-year law enforcement veteran was 62. The crash is under investigation, and his death greatly affects the community and colleagues.

The musical "Hamilton" is returning to Dallas, with tickets on sale for shows at Winspear Opera House from May 8 to June 9, and a lottery for $10 seats will be available.

Allen, TX officials warn of a distemper outbreak affecting raccoons and potentially pets. A low-cost vaccine clinic is offered by Allen Animal Services to protect domestic animals.

A man in Fort Worth was hospitalized after being shot in the leg by his cousin during a domestic incident. Police are investigating the shooting, which occurred when the cousin tried to enter the homeowner's back door.

A 31-year-old motorcyclist died in Arlington after crashing into a car while speeding and crossing into oncoming traffic on E. Mitchell Street. The Camry occupants were uninjured.

TXDOT announces road closures and traffic changes for the I-30/SH 360 Interchange Project in Arlington, with updates on progress and future improvements including ramp completions and traffic pattern switches.

Arlington ISD's 18 PLUSS Program students made Valentine's cards for veterans, combining their special education with community service and vocational training.

The Dallas Police seek public help to identify an assailant from a February 1 assault on Skillman Street. The suspect fled before officers arrived, and Detective Coleman is leading the investigation.

A salesman survived being shot at by a Fort Worth man who fired after yelling racial slurs. The salesman's tablet stopped the bullet. The suspect faces charges, including a possible hate crime.