A man was hospitalized after a high-speed chase ended in a crash. The incident, starting in Tarrant County and ending in Hunt County, Texas, highlighted the dangers of drunk driving.

Cassie Johnson, a 12-year-old missing from North Oaks Middle School, has been found and is reuniting with her family, as confirmed by Haltom City Police.

Fort Worth has chosen 20 entrepreneurs for its Business Plan Competition, providing workshops and mentorship before the final event on May 9, with a total of $20,000 in prizes.

A 15-year-old boy was killed in a Dallas shooting, and a 16-year-old boy was charged with capital murder. The incident is under investigation by Dallas Police.

Hutchins is set to start building a new city hall this spring, funded by a $10.7 million bond, with completion anticipated by May 2025. The facility will serve as a community hub.

Luka Doncic scored 45 points and Tim Hardaway Jr. added 36 to lead the Mavericks past the Magic 131-129 in a game with 10 fourth-quarter lead changes.

Fort Worth's West 7th entertainment district will get safety upgrades, including the Ambassador program, to reduce incidents with a nearly $6M plan and a consulting firm's year-long safety assessment.

The photo exhibit 'Music in Frames: A Thousand Words of Sound' features the vibrant Dallas music scene and is on display at the Deep Ellum Art Co. through March 9.

Texas receives $100 million from the federal government to expand EV and hydrogen fuel infrastructure across North Texas, aligning with national goals for sustainable transport and emissions reduction.

After 50 years, the murder of 18-year-old Cheryl Ann Callaway in Arlington remains unsolved, despite witness accounts and a significant police effort.

Dallas Fort Worth International Airport plans to build a new terminal, Terminal F, with a unique rectangular design including 15 gates and a SkyLink station, as part of a major expansion.

Scammers in North Texas are conducting 'bank impostor' scams, as Pastor Oscar Epps and Sam Heller experienced recently, with losses totaling thousands of dollars.

Dallas is considering a zoning change that would eliminate parking minimums for developers, a move supported by some for spurring economic growth but raising concerns over potential parking spillover into neighborhoods.