Children's Health and UT Southwestern Medical Center will create a $5 billion pediatric health campus in Dallas to accommodate the region's growing pediatric care needs.

Flight attendant, Estes Carter Thompson III, faces charges for secretly recording a child in an airline bathroom.

Midlothian, Texas, police seek a woman who attempted to cash a forged check at Pinnacle Bank using a stolen license. She fled before police arrived. Authorities seek public assistance, sharing images for identification.

The Dallas Police Department honored the memory of fallen Officer Johnny Sides on social media, commemorating his sacrifice in the line of duty back in 1951.

Deputy Chief Fred Napp of Haltom City Fire/Rescue Department retired after a 30-year career, marked by a ceremony celebrating his rise through ranks and contributions to community safety and education.

The Irving Police Department seeks public assistance in locating Chalice Welch, who disappeared on February 2. She was last seen in Irving, on the 4600 block of SH 183.

Denton County honors veterans with green lights on county buildings for a week around Veterans Day, part of Operation Greenlight, with a ceremony featuring speakers and tributes planned.

Plano, Texas residents are encouraged to attend the City Council meeting on February 13, 2024, to discuss local issues and participate in governance. Meeting details are on the city's website.

Plano's Mayor will present the annual State of the City address tomorrow at Robinson Fine Arts Center, featuring the city's plans, with a live broadcast available on planotv.org at 6 am GMT+5.

Plano's Short-Term Rental Task Force announced a public Open House event on February 8th for community input on local housing policy regarding the rise of short-term rentals.

Fort Worth's Black History Month event, 'Afrofuturism: Imagining the Future While Honoring the Past,' will air on Feb. 15 featuring Dr. Angela Mack and performances that intertwine history and future narratives.

Fort Worth is advancing its Vision Zero strategy to eliminate traffic deaths via better road design, education, and safety policies, also integrating it into the wider "Moving a Million" transportation plan.

Arlington Police seek public help in identifying suspects linked to car break-ins and credit card theft, using surveillance images from a Walmart incident.