A major accident on southbound I-35 at Beckley Ave. has closed three lanes, with traffic rerouted. One person is hospitalized; the extent of injuries and cause of the collision are under investigation.

Euless Police evacuated KEYS High School and DAEP after a bomb threat. Approximately 1,200 evacuated; no explosives found. Incident linked to similar threats across central Texas.

The Duncanville Police Department praised Crime Analyst Stacy Trevino on social media for her role in enhancing public safety through crime trend analysis and intelligence distribution.

The Collin County Sheriff's Office has launched an equine therapy program for justice-involved veterans, aiming to aid their rehabilitation and reintegration into civilian life.

Mario Gonzales, Jr. received a 44-year sentence for evading arrest with a vehicle in North Richland Hills, with his habitual offender status influencing the jury's decision.

Arlington Animal Services is at full capacity and urgently needs adoptions and reclaims to avoid dire decisions. They've lowered adoption fees to $5 and urge community help.

A severe storm in Denton County led to an overturned semi-truck, prompt emergency services to rescue the trapped driver, who sustained minor injuries.

Arlington awarded 38% of its contracts to MWBEs, exceeding its 30% goal, supported by initiatives like the MWBE Program and business diversity workshops.

Zanthia Harris was fatally shot in Dallas; suspect John Harris, known to the victim, has been charged with her murder.

Dallas weather forecast predicts a mix of weather, from clear skies and 80s temperatures to likely rain and thunderstorms, per the National Weather Service.

Raldon Street in Lewisville to be re-asphalted, with work starting March 5 and expected to complete by March 21, weather permitting; residents must move parked cars or face towing.

Emergency responders were dispatched to the Whitley water tower due to a false fire alert caused by a construction light. No fire was present and the situation was quickly resolved.

Lewisville Police introduce a limited-edition badge for their centennial, encouraging community engagement through social media sharing with #LewisvillePD.