Fort Worth's Park & Recreation Department introduces championship rings for adult sports league victors, replacing traditional T-shirts, and begins the new tradition with a celebration ceremony.

A woman was arrested for capital murder and arson after intentionally starting a fatal Christmas Eve fire in Fort Worth, leaving two dead and 25 homeless.

Fort Worth renames 'Energy Way' to 'Fort Worth Trail', coinciding with the move of City Hall to 100 Fort Worth Trail, reflecting local pride and heritage.

The National Weather Service predicts stormy weather in Dallas with strong winds, followed by sunny and windy days, with fluctuating temperatures throughout the week.

Two Mesquite officers and another person were injured when a police car chasing a sedan hit a truck in Dallas. The chase started after the sedan fled a stop and ended with a crash at Jim Miller and Forney Road; the sedan was later found abandoned.

A defendant in Fort Worth has been convicted and sentenced, with the local DA office acknowledging the efforts of the police. Details of the case remain undisclosed.

Fort Worth Police seek public help in identifying a suspect in the fatal shooting of Luis, who was attacked while sitting in his truck on NW 35th St. on November 18, 2023.

The Plano Police Department mourns the loss of retired K-9 Zen, who passed away on January 3, 2024, and was known for his role in major busts and the capture of a top fugitive.

Senior Quarter Master Assistant Janice Alexander retires from the Plano Police Department after over 25 years of service.

An adult male and child were injured in unrelated shootings in Mesquite on New Year's Eve. Police are investigating the incidents and encourage witnesses to contact them.

The Irving Police Department honored Officer Robert Reeves with a retirement ceremony after his two decades of service across various roles, including Public Information Officer and SWAT.

The City of Lewisville announced applications for ColorPalooza 2024 vendors. The event, emphasizing art and eco-friendliness, excludes food vendors, handpicked by festival staff. Applications are due by April 5.

The Lewisville City Council plans to address the unregulated growth of short-term rentals in a meeting, providing a platform for public debate and considering a drafted ordinance.