Mesquite Police arrest 32-year-old Matthan Lough for child grooming related to his roles at a Christian Center and school.

White Settlement and Fort Worth Police collaborated in a car chase involving a stolen vehicle, ending in the arrest of two suspects after a foot pursuit near a motel. The operation showcased inter-departmental teamwork and police efficiency.

Rockwall County is using federal ARPA funds for infrastructure projects, including renovations to the Courthouse Annex, courtrooms, and Sheriff's Office to ensure long-term benefits.

Dallas secured the financial future of police and fire personnel pensions with a new long-term funding plan approved by the City Council and DPFPS Board of Trustees.

A person was found shot on the 2400 block of Meyers Street Thursday; Dallas police say the victim died at the scene as detectives investigate.

A year-end review shows Dallas has locked land, designers and financing as it preps the convention center expansion and a World Cup broadcast hub.

The UIL has suspended all athletics at Dallas Gateway Charter after campus officials failed to appear before the State Executive Committee. The panel will decide penalties once leaders meet with the committee.

An orange "coming soon" sign and state permit filings point to a nearly 23,000‑sq‑ft Dave & Buster’s at The Village at Cumberland Park, though start and opening dates remain unclear.

A Dallas hospitality group has placed an $18.8M stalking‑horse bid to buy Razzoo's out of Chapter 11 and will decide which locations and staff to keep.

City officials say scammers are sending fake planning invoices that demand wire transfers. Verify invoices with city staff; police are investigating.

A Tyler man was sentenced to 33 months after admitting he recruited drivers to transport undocumented migrants via social media. Bank records and texts tied him to the scheme.

Dallas Mayor Eric L. Johnson announces the approval of a stable funding plan for the Dallas Police and Fire Pension System, promising secure retirements for first responders.

Dallas fully integrates vaping into its smoking ban to align with other Texas cities, with new rules on electronic smoking devices effective December 11, including a ban in indoor, enclosed spaces, and near building entrances.