A semi-truck collided with an abandoned minivan in Fort Worth, resulting in a fiery crash and major traffic delays, but no life-threatening injuries were reported.

The Dallas Zoo postponed its opening to noon on December 26 due to a water main break, affecting holiday visitors' plans and highlighting the importance of infrastructure.

Garland Police arrested Johnny Lewis III for the murder of Fuad Baranja, who was shot outside the Chandelier Cafe on Christmas morning and died a day later.

The Mesquite Police Department reports a record of 1,000 DWI arrests in a year, emphasizing their commitment to road safety, especially during the holiday season.

A missing 74-year-old woman, Ms. Sicking, was found safe in Plano after a community-wide search. She had been last seen in the 3700 block of Anatole Ct.

Fort Worth's Sundance Square features a giant "disco cowboy hat" for New Year's Eve selfies, combining Texan spirit with disco shine. The area hosts NYE festivities with live music, street performances, and fireworks.

Fort Worth is expected to experience economic growth with a projected job increase and $2 billion in investments in 2023, contrasting with wider Texas economic concerns.

Carrollton firefighters rescued a man from a house fire on North Broadway Street. His condition remains unknown, and the cause of the fire is under investigation.

North Texans celebrate the holiday season with traditions such as Kwanzaa, an ice skating rink in Grapevine, and the lighting of a community Christmas tree in Fort Worth.

Six people died and three were injured in a head-on crash on U.S. Highway 67 in Johnson County. The incident involved a pickup truck and a minivan during rush hour.

A hit-and-run on Hwy 183 near DFW Airport involving a Toyota Tundra left one woman dead and another seriously injured; the Fort Worth Police seek information.

Dallas police discovered 41-year-old Calvin Daulton deceased in his home on Christmas, prompting a homicide investigation. Public assistance is sought by Detective Castillo.

The Fort Worth Police Department honored Officer Robert P. Hollowell a century after his death, highlighting his previous service in Waco and his fatal motorcycle accident in 1914.