Fort Worth Police seek public help in locating Joe Stanley Bowman, who disappeared on May 26, 2025, from Metcalf Ln. They've shared a contact number and case number for tips.

Michael Brown was found safe after being reported missing in Dallas. The Dallas Police had sought public help to locate the 57-year-old last seen on Bonnie View Road.

Frisco, Texas canceled its Memorial Day event at Frisco Commons due to weather, as announced on the city website, impacting the community and prompting mixed reactions.

ICE agents arrested several immigrants at the Dallas federal courthouse during scheduled hearings, a tactic seen as part of a broader deportation enforcement pattern. Critics and attorneys are concerned about due process and constitutional rights.

Fort Worth launches the Mayor's Summer Reading Challenge from May 31 to August 9, offering rewards for logged reading minutes and a kick-off event on May 31 at Trinity Park.

North Texans honored fallen service members during Memorial Day, with ceremonies at cemeteries and personal stories of veterans despite the damp weather conditions.

A Dallas cyclist and motorist were injured due to a police chase involving a domestic violence suspect. The cyclist miraculously survived despite being carried on a car hood.

Dallas forecast includes patchy fog, partly sunny conditions with a high near 82 today, potential showers and thunderstorms midweek, and clear skies with rising temperatures approaching the weekend.

The DeSoto Police Department welcomed four new officers, with three being academy graduates and one a lateral transfer, as detailed in a congratulatory Facebook post.

The Collin County DA's office is highlighting efforts to fight child exploitation and find missing children, especially on National Missing Children's Day, and providing resources for the public to help.

The Dallas Police Department commemorated Officer John Crain, killed in the line of duty during a 1923 burglary, highlighting the ongoing risks faced by law enforcement.

The Fort Worth Fire Department honored fallen EMS workers on "EMS Remembrance Day" at the close of National EMS Week, emphasizing their legacy and sacrifices on social media.

The Fort Worth Fire Department trained over 300 FWISD bus drivers in safety procedures, including evacuation from smoke-filled and overturned buses, using live fire extinguisher training, and hands-only CPR.