Frisco residents ran a Santa Run in memory of cyclists Scott Mages and Andrew Kocher, who died while cycling, emphasizing community and cycling safety.

Fort Worth Police Chief Eddie Garcia reflects on first 100 days, emphasizing strategic growth, technology like AI, community unity, and plans for expanding the police force.

A woman was fatally shot while trying to retrieve a reportedly stolen vehicle at a Fort Worth motel. A suspect, Jacqueline Rodriguez, has been arrested in connection with the killing.

The Shops at Legacy North in Plano has been sold for $78 million, at about $321 per square foot, to ACH Legacy North Texas LLC, associated with Albanese Cormier Holdings.

Two people died and one is critical after a crash on I-20 near Granbury Road in Fort Worth. The accident involved a pickup truck and SUV, causing major traffic delays.

A fire at an Arlington auto body shop halted rail service and caused concern for staff during the holidays; the cause remains unknown, and no injuries were reported.

Aspiring boxer and young father Matthew Moore was shot and killed in Pleasant Grove, Dallas. No suspects or motives are identified, and the investigation continues.

The search for three suspects continues in the murder of Alice Fisher in Dallas, with the investigation's progress hindered despite public appeal and surveillance evidence.

Texas has introduced electronic signs with adjustable speed limits to improve road safety by adapting to conditions such as weather and traffic congestion.

Madison Paige Jones, an ex-substitute teacher, was arrested for child sexual assault and child porn; her alleged crimes are said to be unrelated to her brief work at Midlothian ISD schools.

A viral Christmas display in a Dallas neighborhood has increased traffic and safety concerns for residents, leading to police involvement and community tension over the spectacle.

Lake Worth Fire Department's B-Shift crew tested new training features, including a balcony for rapid descent and confined space exercises, which are crucial for their preparedness.

The Denton High School Cheer Team, praised by police, distributed 32 bags of necessities to the homeless, exceeding their initial goal in "Operation: Keep Denton Warm."