MedStar has financially recovered, removing the need for a $4.2 million funding request from Fort Worth, while local medical centers praise care but want faster billing and better communication for non-urgent transfers.

Fort Worth started construction on Tobias Place Apartments, a 288-unit development to provide affordable housing for residents earning $20k-$60k, with amenities and infrastructure upgrades.

A man was killed in a shooting following a verbal altercation on Midpark Road in Dallas; the suspect remains unidentified as police investigate the incident.

Carrollton received the Gold Fleet award for its air quality and energy conservation efforts, marking its fourth consecutive win from the DFW Clean Cities Coalition.

Heider Garcia is the new Dallas County Elections Administrator, praised for his experience and plans to improve elections through technology and transparency.

Two people, including a firefighter, were hospitalized after a vehicle struck a Dallas fire truck at an accident scene, causing severe injuries to one.

A former Texas band director was sentenced to 15 years in prison for multiple sex crimes involving children, after victims shared their experiences in court.

Kendell Morris received a 27-year sentence for the murder of Robert Cooley III, killed in a case of mistaken identity during Morris's revenge attempt in Arlington, Texas.

An 18-year-old died after being hit by a car he was trying to sink in Lewisville Lake. The stolen vehicle was from Denton County, and the man succumbed to his injuries the day after the incident.

An 18-wheeler caught fire on I-35E near Lewisville, causing major traffic delays, although no injuries were reported. Cleanup involving hazmat crews was underway.

A man was fatally shot near a Wells Fargo bank in Uptown Dallas, with the assailant fleeing the scene. No arrests have been made, and the investigation continues.

A Silver Alert has been activated for Michael Hamilton, an elderly man missing from Snyder, Texas, since December 20th. He may be driving a car with license plate DZG4518.

The Fort Worth Police Department commemorated Detective Ronald G. Turner’s end of watch on the anniversary of his death in a car accident on duty in 1978.