Fort Worth Shooting Escalates to Murder Investigation, One Dead, One Seriously Injured
A Fort Worth shooting on Monday evening has led to a murder investigation after one of two critically injured men died; the other remains seriously injured. Motive and suspect details remain unclear as police investigate.
Fort Worth Approves Eastside Transit Overhaul Amid Mixed Community Reactions
Fort Worth's City Council approved an overhaul for the city's eastside transit, raising both hopes for economic growth and community concerns over potential impacts on the Historic Handley District and surrounding areas.
Richardson Creek Turns Red from Carwash Runoff, Clean and Shine Carwash Faces Fines for Environmental Incident
Carwash soap spill turned Richardson creek red; city and environmental crews responded, cleaning up over 21,000 gallons of water. The carwash faces fines; normal water quality has been restored.
Ellis County Man Receives Life Sentence for Capital Murder in Hammer Killing of Friend
An Ellis County man was sentenced to life in prison for the hammer murder of his friend. The victim's body was found concealed and smeared in paint. Evidence linked the man to the murder, including surveillance footage and items with DNA.
Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo Salutes Military and First Responders with Complimentary Admission and Tributes
The Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo honored military and first responders, including those who acted during the Sandman Hotel explosion. The event has various activities and shows, with proceeds from some events going to charity.
Dallas Activists Rally for Change, Seeking to Place "Dallas Freedom Act" on November Ballot to Decriminalize Marijuana
Dallas activists are petitioning to add the "Dallas Freedom Act" to the November ballot, seeking to stop minor marijuana arrests and defund THC testing in the city, citing racial disparities and jail overpopulation.
Mesquite Invites Residents to Discuss Public Safety in Community Meeting with Mayor, Councilmember, and Police Chief
Mesquite, Texas officials are hosting a meeting to address public safety concerns in South Mesquite. Residents can discuss issues with the Mayor, a councilmember, and the Police Chief at Keystone Church on Feb. 6.












