The Allen Police Department in Texas introduced an online Community Crime Map for residents to track local crimes, but excludes sensitive data to protect victims.

A Dallas man is charged with murder for supplying fentanyl-laced pills that led to a woman's overdose, with the arrest aided by tracing drugs via Instagram.

A Fort Worth man died from stabbing injuries at a hospital. His family is grieving, and police are investigating the incident as a homicide with no suspects yet.

Dallas is expecting a warm-up with sunny skies and temperatures rising to the mid to high 70s, along with increasing southeast winds with gusts up to 30 mph.

A fight involving juveniles at Stonebriar Center in Frisco led to a police response and temporary alarm over mistaken reports of gunshots. No injuries or arrests were reported, and the mall remained open.

A fight outside a North Texas nursing home led to the fatal shooting of James Brown III, with one man detained by police. The incident is under investigation.

Opal Lee, known as the "Grandmother of Juneteenth," engaged with Texas communities during Black History Month, discussing unity, her book, and the future National Juneteenth Museum.

Dallas residents report increased vehicle thefts and break-ins in uptown and downtown areas, feeling unsafe despite increased police patrols and efforts to speed up reporting.

Austin and Dallas-Fort Worth are projected to lead the U.S. housing market in 2024, with high demand and rising prices driven by corporate relocations and job growth.

Hamburger Mary's in Dallas hosted a drag brunch to support LGBTQ rights, offering entertainment and solidarity amidst political tensions over drag events.

A woman was fatally hit by two SUVs while crossing a Dallas street; the area had no crosswalk. Drivers cooperated with police. The city plans to invest in pedestrian safety.

The Fields West development in Frisco, Texas, will see construction begin in summer 2023, including office buildings and parking garages, with completion expected by June 2026.

Two DART workers were awarded by Plano Police for locating a missing person with Autism, Ja’Kerrione Harper, showcasing the importance of community vigilance.