Sarah Getz has been promoted to Animal Services Supervisor at the PAWS Protecting Animals of White Settlement Community Center, as announced by Chief Cook.

A car fire early this morning near White Settlement disrupted traffic, but no injuries were reported. Authorities, including police and fire services, responded and the cause is under investigation.

Maleshia McGinnis is appointed as the new City Attorney for Grand Prairie, bringing over 22 years of experience in municipal law from previous roles including City Attorney for North Richland Hills.

A new Holocaust exhibit featuring photographs and personal survivor accounts is opening at the Fort Worth History Center, accompanied by an 8-minute documentary.

Fort Worth's "Movies That Matter" series is promoting dialogue on racism through film screenings and discussions, the latest being the documentary "Who We Are" on February 1st.

Fort Worth Country Day is building a $25 million Annie Richardson Bass Lower School for grades 1-4, to open in Spring 2025 with modern facilities and safety features.

Fort Worth Botanic Garden is undergoing improvements including a new offsite greenhouse, irrigation and drainage upgrades, and enhanced access via sidewalks and traffic infrastructure.

Duncanville Police Chief Mark LiVigni retires after a 30-year tenure, earning recognition from the Dallas County Sheriff's Department for his dedicated service and positive impact on the community.

A traffic accident on SH-114 at the SH-121 split in Grapevine caused injuries, lane closures, and traffic delays; authorities are investigating the crash.

A neighborhood dispute in Garland led to a fatal shooting. Rontarious Hamilton died after being shot by Isaiah Kellough, who is now charged with murder.

The Fort Worth Animal Shelter partners with a Pacific Northwest group to alleviate pet overpopulation, thanks to Brittany Parker's coordination efforts in animal transport.

Financial advisor Scott Stentz will provide anti-scam strategies on January 30 at Vivian J. Lincoln Library amid rising financial scams reported by FTC.

Harrel Dixon, 67, reported missing in Dallas, has been safely located according to the Dallas Police Department.