The Dallas Police Department reported that 9-year-old Shawn Hill, missing since February 3, has been found safe. Further details of his return were not disclosed.

A Dallas man was killed and another injured in a shooting following a road rage incident on E. Ledbetter Drive, with police urging witnesses to aid the ongoing investigation.

Kevin Estrada is facing murder charges for fatally shooting Juan Carlos Villegas following an altercation in Dallas; police are investigating the incident.

Police are searching for Charlene Stone, a 65-year-old woman missing in Dallas, last seen February 4. She is described as having black and gray hair and may need assistance.

The Fort Worth Police Department celebrated promotions within its ranks, including new Assistant Chief David M. Carabajal, Deputy Chief Christopher W. Daniels, and other officers.

A man is in custody after a fatal shooting in North Richland. Local police are investigating the incident; details remain scarce. The community is on alert, awaiting further information.

The article provides a detailed weather forecast for Dallas, predicting a mild and windy week with temperatures mostly in the 60s, clear to partly sunny skies, and varying wind speeds, according to the National Weather Service.

The Mansfield Police Department publicly celebrated Officer Cameron Sly's promotion to Sergeant and plans to hold a ceremony for him soon, sharing the news on Facebook.

Police intensify the manhunt for Larry Reed, the suspect in a triple homicide at Arlington's Chatham Green Village Apartments. Reed is considered armed and dangerous.

The Dallas Arboretum is preparing for its annual Dallas Blooms festival, featuring over 500,000 flowers, including 350,000 tulips, various activities, and culinary events.

The Irving Police Department recently honored the retirements of officers Trey Hart and James Standlee, praising their long and impactful service to the community.

Granville Arts Center hosts a concert featuring the Blind Boys of Alabama and Bobby Rush on February 10, celebrating Black History Month with gospel and blues music.

Mayor Bob Dubey highlighted the achievements of Richardson in 2023 and plans for 2024, including revamps of the community library and a new Municipal Center, at the State of the City Address.