Denton residents may face an electric bill increase in April, as Denton Municipal Electric considers a rate hike to offset energy and transmission costs.

Dallas is hosting the Hot Chocolate 15k/5k run this weekend, offering chocolate treats to participants after the race, with expected traffic delays due to street closures.

Officers from Duncanville rescued two elderly individuals from a house fire on New Year's Day, as shared in a Facebook post by the Duncanville Police Department.

The Fort Worth Police Department's Sex Offender Registration and Tracking team was praised by the Tarrant County DA for ensuring local sex offenders comply with registration laws.

A thief robbed a vape shop in Allen, Texas with a hammer, stealing Kratom. The Allen Police Department is seeking information to apprehend the suspect.

Arlington is set to begin roadwork on Randol Mill Road between Cooper and Collins Streets in March, with expected completion in June. An information session is scheduled for February 15 at the local library.

A former FBI agent was sentenced to over seven years in prison for scamming a woman out of $700,000 by making her believe she was on "secret probation" for nonexistent crimes.

Dallas faces a mix of light rain and thunderstorms, with the National Weather Service predicting varying chances of precipitation and gusty winds over the coming days.

Children's Health and UT Southwestern Medical Center will create a $5 billion pediatric health campus in Dallas to accommodate the region's growing pediatric care needs.

Flight attendant, Estes Carter Thompson III, faces charges for secretly recording a child in an airline bathroom.

Midlothian, Texas, police seek a woman who attempted to cash a forged check at Pinnacle Bank using a stolen license. She fled before police arrived. Authorities seek public assistance, sharing images for identification.

The Dallas Police Department honored the memory of fallen Officer Johnny Sides on social media, commemorating his sacrifice in the line of duty back in 1951.

Deputy Chief Fred Napp of Haltom City Fire/Rescue Department retired after a 30-year career, marked by a ceremony celebrating his rise through ranks and contributions to community safety and education.