Dallas police are investigating the fatal shooting of Richard Pinkney on Arbor Park Drive; Detective John Valdez is seeking information on the incident.

Dallas faces a wet end to the week with showers and fog, a sunny weekend, and a breezy, stormy start to the next week, according to the National Weather Service.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton's home was subjected to a "swatting" hoax on New Year's Day, prompting an emergency response. No arrests have been made, and the investigation is ongoing.

Duncanville Independent School District has instituted a clear bag policy to enhance campus security, providing each student with a free transparent backpack for content visibility.

An Irving real estate figure, Pauline Coronado, faces criminal theft charges after being accused of defrauding multiple Latino families in North Texas over home purchases.

A fire caused extensive damage to a historic Fort Worth home known as "The White House," with the Fort Worth Fire Department struggling to control the blaze due to the structure's condition.

The Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport marks its 50th anniversary, reflecting on its growth and planning developments like a new terminal and safety improvements.

A man crawling across a street in Arlington, Texas was killed by a pickup truck; the driver cooperated with police and is not charged. In a separate fraud case, real estate executive Pauline Coronado is set to appear in court.

H-E-B is hosting hiring events in North Texas for new stores in Mansfield and Fort Worth, aiming to hire 500 employees for each store with attractive wages and benefits.

Keandre Nash faces intoxication assault charges after a crash in Dallas that cost Thomas Toledo his leg. Toledo's family seeks financial support for mounting medical bills.

Downtown Carrollton's TEXFest returns on March 2 to celebrate Texas Independence Day with live music, local food, craft beer, and a range of entertainment. The free event includes various attractions, such as a beer garden and mechanical bull riding.

Suspect Paula Cely-Bernal faces upgraded charges after the pedestrian she hit died. The incident was a chain reaction of collisions, eventually leading to Tajudeen Salami's death.

Fort Worth is conducting a survey, sending it to 8,000 homes, to gauge resident satisfaction with city services. It collaborates with ETC Institute every two years and uses the data for budget planning.