Fort Worth Police gave away $2000 in free gas to 70 vehicles during a surprise "Fuel Break for Spring Break" event, aiming to provide relief and foster community spirit.

The upcoming week in Dallas promises warm temperatures and sunny skies, conducive to outdoor activities, with occasional windy conditions and a slight chance of nighttime showers.

Arlington has received the Tree City USA Growth Award from the Arbor Day Foundation for its efforts in urban forestry and community engagement in tree canopy protection.

The FBI in Dallas has extradited MS-13 leader Francisco Javier Roman-Bardales from Mexico to the U.S., celebrating it as a key victory against the gang.

A power outage in White Settlement due to a downed utility pole affects several intersections, with officials urging caution and treating them as four-way stops.

Arlington Police seek help to identify two suspects in a Bath & Body Works theft at Lincoln Square, with surveillance images shared online and a reward for tips offered.

Fort Worth introduces pedestrian safety upgrades on Long Ave, including new signals and sidewalks, and invites residents to a community meeting for input.

Denton County Communications Officer Victoria Smith won the Dr. Allen Groff Emergency Medical Dispatch Memorial Scholarship, enhancing her expertise at the NAVIGATOR Conference.

Irving Police are seeking the "bilingual bandit," a vandal leaving marks on city property. The public is asked to contact Officer Garza with any information. Anonymous tips can be reported to (972) 273-1010 or [email protected].

Garland is educating voters about the 2025 Bond Election with Town Hall meetings for transparent engagement and accessible information on GrowGarland.com.

The City of Dallas is inviting citizens to participate in discussions for the FY 2025-26 Budget via in-person and virtual meetings from March 24 to 27, with Spanish interpretation available at select events.

Mother and son were sentenced for operating illicit massage parlors as a front for sex trafficking in Texas and New Mexico, according to the Acting U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of Texas.

Urban Tree Merchants, owned by Caleb and Kelly Geer, creates custom woodwork from salvaged trees in Arlington, promoting an eco-friendly business model.