Three people were wounded in a shooting at a Fort Worth night club, with one critically injured. No arrests have been made, and police seek information.

Dallas experiences mild and sunny weather with highs in the low to mid-60s, leading to cooler nights around 42 degrees. Winds remain light but are expected to pick up slightly by Wednesday.

The article discusses the serious issue of stalking, offering advice from the Plano Police Department on how victims can protect themselves and seek assistance from local resources and support organizations.

The Mansfield Police in Texas are alerting residents about a series of garage break-ins in apartment complexes, emphasizing the need for better security measures including cameras and improved locks.

The Dallas County Sheriff's Office successfully collected over 130 firearms during its first Gun Buy Back event aimed at reducing guns on the streets.

The Fort Worth Police Department was praised by the Tarrant County DA for their role in a case, details of which remain undisclosed.

The Arlington Police Department held a Promotion Ceremony to honor the advancement of eight dedicated members of their force, which was also live-streamed for the community.

The Harlem Wizards played a fun basketball game against the CFB Champions at Creekview High, with the Carrollton Police Chief coaching, promoting community spirit.

Mesquite Police Department celebrated the graduation of seven new officers from the Basic Peace Officer Course #22 and is preparing them for field training.

Irving Police Department reflects on the 2011 Super Bowl XLV and reminds fans to avoid drinking and driving during this year's Super Bowl celebrations.

Hope Park at Frisco Commons Park is closed for maintenance from February 19 to March 4, but nearby Friendship Park remains open. The city of Frisco apologizes for the inconvenience and promises improved facilities post-upgrade.

Fort Worth invests over $660k from a legal settlement into education, treatment, and support to combat opioid addiction, with local organizations benefitting from the funds.

Joe Gratts will present his family's history, focusing on a Buffalo Soldier ancestor and his pioneering librarian aunt, during a Black History Month event at the Fort Worth Public Library.