Amarillo man, Ronnie Craig Lance, gets 20 years for possessing child pornography, following a guilty plea and a previous conviction for a similar crime.

Arlington cemeteries, adorned with historical markers, offer a journey through local history, honoring community founders and preserving the city's heritage.

Arlington boasts a new pickleball court at ACTIV, a rec center for those 50+, fostering joy and engagement as showcased in an episode of Explore Arlington.

Arlington's Southeast Connector Project update highlights road closures and detours in Tarrant County from May 28-June 1 due to ongoing construction aimed at easing commutes by 2027.

Arlington City Council plans meetings on May 27, 2025, with sessions at 2:30 p.m. and 6:30 p.m., streamed live for residents to engage with local governance.

Missing 9-year-old Josue Daniel Vasquez Robles was found safe by the Dallas Police after a community-wide search effort. Further details of his disappearance remain undisclosed.

Dallas forecast predicts a hot weekend and a week of thunderstorms with varying chances of rain, requiring residents to stay prepared for changing weather.

Cannon Drive in Mansfield will be undergoing repairs starting May 27, with the westbound lane closed for approximately three weeks. Eastbound traffic will remain open.

The Grand Prairie Police Department has warned against a scam where fraudsters pose as officers demanding money for missed court dates or warrants. People are advised to hang up and report such calls.

The Argyle Police Department is preparing for their 5th Annual Child Safety Fair, focusing on child well-being in Denton County, with a promotional video by Message Masters.

Keller commemorates EMS Week, recognizing its EMS team and celebrating a Trauma Survivor Reunion that included a tribute to survivor Nina Alvarez on her 16th birthday.

Irving's Family Advocacy Center has secured a temporary location post-tornado, allowing them to reunite under one roof and resume providing comprehensive assistance.

Dallas announced the fourth annual Summer of Safety campaign aimed at reducing violent crime by offering youth activities, as emphasized by Mayor Johnson and Police Chief Comeaux.