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.

A roughly $3.6B Pentagon award will fund F‑35 maintenance, depot repairs and training through 2026, with Fort Worth handling the lion’s share.

Architects in Dallas suggest alternate locations for a new Mavericks arena, advocating for the preservation of the historic Dallas City Hall amid discussions over downtown revitalization and maintenance issues.

Mora Namdar, an attorney from Dallas, has been confirmed as Assistant Secretary of State for Consular Affairs, focusing on visa and passport policies and the safety of Americans abroad.

The Dallas-Fort Worth housing market sees a drop in new home sales and increase in inventory, leading to balanced market conditions with lower sales prices and longer listing durations.

SMU receives a $60 million donation from the O'Donnell Foundation to initiate an energy studies program and honors program, enhancing its vision to become a national hub for energy studies.

UT Dallas senior Manojh Sai Lella was arrested by Frisco Police for alleged arson attempt and terroristic threat.

First responders in Fort Worth and Dallas celebrated Christmas at their fire stations with their "second families," sharing meals and traditions while continuing to serve their communities.

A 9-year-old in Dallas suffered life-threatening injuries after being bitten by a family dog at a Vista Lake pavilion. Police and animal-control officials are investigating.

Ranchers say PFAS‑tainted biosolids have left soil, water and livestock unsafe in Johnson County as tests, company studies and federal risk work collide. Lawsuits and policy fights are underway.

A Dallas Fed analysis and local reporting say reduced immigration and revoked work permits have tightened North Texas labor supply and slowed hiring this year. Employers are scrambling to adapt.

Two shootings in East Fort Worth resulted in the deaths of a 15-year-old boy named Ricardo Acevedo, and an unidentified man. Both incidents are considered isolated with ongoing investigations.

American Airlines is modifying its flight schedule at Dallas-Fort Worth Airport, transitioning from a nine-bank to a thirteen-bank system to spread flights more evenly, improve connections, and recover faster from disruptions.