The Mochas & Javas drive-thru on Legacy Drive will close Jan. 24, the company said in a social post. The announcement did not include a reason.

Several sculptures outside the Museum of Biblical Art were smashed in a midday attack and a man is jailed on felony criminal mischief and resisting-arrest charges. Police estimate losses above $300,000 as investigators examine the scene.

A Fort Worth officer says ballistic patrol-car glass stopped rounds during a shootout last year, and the claim has prompted local grant moves and nonprofit retrofits.

Vicela, a new coffee-and-cocktail lounge from Laura Elias, will open on Magnolia with a Feb. 19 soft launch and a public opening in early March.

A woman was struck and killed Friday evening in South Dallas; police say the driver fled and detectives are investigating.

Herrera’s Cafe #1 on Harry Hines quietly closed at the end of 2025, leaving regulars missing tamales and the classic “2B” plate while other Herrera locations continue under different ownership.

The Argyle Police Department in Texas has been reaccredited by the Texas Police Chiefs Association after a thorough audit, maintaining high policing standards.

NAS JRB Fort Worth's Command Religious Ministry Team introduces safeTALK and ASIST workshops to improve resilience and mental health support for its community.

The FBI's Dallas division requests public help in locating four human trafficking suspects, emphasizing the urgency of reporting tips to aid in swift apprehensions.

A Tarrant County jury sentenced Devoreia Thompson to 26 years in prison for aggravated assault against a public servant from an incident on May 19, 2024. The successful prosecution highlighted the dedication of the DA's office and police.

DFW Airport's Public Safety team conducted a routine training exercise on Thursday, causing unexpected noise disruptions, communicated via a Euless Police social media post.

Mesquite councilmember Brandon Murden was arrested and charged with assault causing bodily injury to a family member. City officials say they will defer to the legal process.

Chief Barton addressed public safety concerns at a Coppell Chamber of Commerce luncheon, emphasizing collaboration between local businesses and law enforcement.