A Tarrant County jury found Devin Bussey guilty of assaulting a household member, resulting in a 15-year prison sentence following his previous conviction.

The City of Denton, TX, has alerted residents to beware of scammers making fraudulent demands for immediate payment, a practice not used by city officials.

White Settlement community launches a toiletry drive in September to support local seniors, with donations collected at the recreation center, library, and senior center.

The FBI's "Operation Summer Heat" resulted in the arrest of fugitive Devonte Devon Jackson for a Las Vegas armed robbery, with charges including robbery and brandishing a firearm.

The article details Arlington's upcoming "Trail or Treat" event, inviting local businesses to participate and engage with the community during Halloween.

Denton County's FY 2025-2026 budget lowers property tax rates, increases funding for public safety, and aims to retain staff with competitive salaries, all without incurring new debt.

Arlington has a weekend full of events including a Toby Keith tribute, music performances, The Smurf Experience, family programs, a computer course for kids, and various fundraisers and concerts.

Kristen Smith is named as Fort Worth's new HR and Civil Service director, bringing over 20 years of diverse sector experience. She's recognized for leadership and innovation in workplace culture.

Dallas Police investigate the fatal shooting of Shannon Rodriguez, seeking public assistance to apprehend the assailant involved in the Holly Hill Drive homicide.

Students from Gene Burton College and Career Academy visited the Rockwall County Judge's office to learn about county administration and the legal system.

Dallas faces extreme heat with highs near 96 degrees and an Ozone Action Day due to potential high ozone levels, prompting advisories for pollution reduction.

Cedar Hill Police responded to a mental health crisis in Vedral Place, safely transporting the individual to a hospital. They highlighted the importance of mental health support and provided hotline numbers.

The Coppell Police Department welcomed new officers Ruiz and Ludden, who were sworn in by Deputy Chief Lujan, marking the start of their service in the community.