A Fort Worth man received a 30-year sentence for the 2020 murder of an 18-year-old, with his conviction following a violent confrontation between two groups.

Plano Police Department warns about a rise in "jugging" where thieves target bank customers for cash and seek a male suspect linked to car break-ins. Authorities released suspect images and urged public assistance for his capture.

Allen, Texas, honored community members and city workers at the Annual Board Appreciation Dinner, awarding six citizens for their outstanding service, including contributions to the arts, public safety, and education.

Allen Police Chief Brian Harvey will retire on February 1, 2024, after 12 years in the role, with former Grand Prairie city manager Steve Dye set to succeed him.

Mayor TJ Gilmore of Lewisville, Texas, encourages local charity by supporting The Salvation Army's Red Kettle Campaign, with a goal of raising $2,000 and promoting online donations.

Dallas's Development Services Department will fully shift to processing commercial permits electronically from March 1, 2024, aiming to increase efficiency and support the environment.

Heritage Crossing in Garland, TX, won an award for its space industry exhibit, and volunteer coordinator Nancy Tunell was named Part-Time Employee of the Year for her community engagement efforts.

A 67-year-old woman reported missing in Dallas was found safe. The Dallas Police Department had issued an alert for Josefina B. Romero, who was last seen on December 10.

A 16-year-old boy died two days after a December 7 shooting in Dallas. The homicide case is under investigation, with police seeking public assistance.

AAA predicts 115 million people will travel during the holidays, nearing pre-pandemic levels, with a mix of road, air, and alternative transportation.

The Dallas area will experience mixed weather with temperatures in the 60s, including some sun, clouds, and possible rain later in the week, per the National Weather Service.

Empire Roofing, Inc. has agreed to pay $9 million to settle allegations of misrepresenting its size to obtain Paycheck Protection Program loans intended for small businesses.

Alonzo Smith was sentenced to 30 years in prison for leading a drug distribution network in Fort Worth and pleading guilty to conspiracy to possess a controlled substance.