A Tarrant County DA post says Emily Hutchins pled guilty to aggravated promotion of prostitution and received a 30-year sentence. Prosecutors say she recruited and exploited multiple victims.

DFW Airport is experiencing a busy holiday season with long lines and recommends travelers to arrive early, considering the extra time needed due to Terminal C construction.

A fire at Inwood Village, Dallas, damaged four businesses. Firefighters responded early Saturday, extinguishing it by 10:07 a.m. The origin, at a restaurant, and cause remain under investigation. No injuries were reported.

A rollover crash on U.S. 75 in Richardson caused traffic delays and a critically injured person was resuscitated en route to the hospital. No other casualties were reported.

Police and SWAT are at the 1600 block of Ave. B in Grand Prairie, the street is blocked, and a home's perimeter is taped off. Officials have not released further details.

A Motley Fool ranking put McKinney at No. 1 for affordability, but high median incomes and near‑$480K typical home values have locals and officials debating who actually benefits. City leaders are rolling out targeted programs to help low‑income households.

An early-morning shooting on the 14000 block of Peyton Drive left one man dead. A suspect was taken into custody and the case will be reviewed by a grand jury.

City Park tennis courts closure extends to January 2026 for safety measures and final renovation touches, as announced by Lake Dallas Police Department.

Sergeant Alan Works of the DFW Airport Department of Public Safety has passed away due to medical issues, with tributes acknowledging his dedication to law enforcement.

Garland passed a $360 million bond for city developments and elected Dylan Hedrick as mayor, as the city focuses on projects, arts, homelessness initiatives, and new City Council Committees.

Frisco's roadwork projects may cause traffic disruptions, with pavement replacements on North County Rd., Lafayette Dr., and Prestmont Pl., as well as pavement and utility work near Kings Ridge Rd.

A confrontation in a West Dallas 7‑Eleven parking lot left one person dead early Sunday; homicide detectives are reviewing footage and the security guard was detained.

A GPS ping from a woman's phone led Lakeside police to a moving car, where an officer rescued a mother and a child and arrested a suspect. Officials say the man faces felony assault and unlawful restraint charges.