Arlington Police report a 5% overall crime reduction in 2024, marked by declines across major categories: 1% in Crimes Against Persons, 6% in Crimes Against Property, and 5% in Crimes Against Society.

Arlington's Safe Streets Action Plan aims to reduce traffic fatalities and injuries, applying over 40 methods, including street design changes and behavior promotion.

Dallas Police found a man dead from gunshot wounds on February 9. The homicide at 2800 Harston Street is under investigation, with the public urged to provide information.

Dallas Animal Services hosts "Late Night Doggie Date Night" on Feb 12, offers free adoptions including spay/neuter and vaccines, invites public to visit late until 8 p.m. for pet adoption.

The National Weather Service predicts a wet week for Dallas with rain and thunderstorms, varying temperatures, and potential for gusty winds, concluding with clearer, sunny weather by Sunday.

Joseph Aparicio was sentenced to life in prison for the 2023 murder of Janeecia Mason after pleading guilty, with evidence from his home and surveillance data implicating him.

The Benbrook Fire Department emphasizes continuous training, particularly for Truck 53 operators, to enhance precision in emergency scenarios, as highlighted in their recent Facebook post.

White Settlement is hosting a recycling event for hazardous waste, electronics, and document shredding, exclusive to residents who can show a water bill for proof of residence.

The UNT Police issued a crime alert following the theft of two electric scooters from campus despite being secured with cable locks. They advise stronger locks and GPS tracking for prevention.

The White Settlement community honored senior volunteers at the annual Senior Volunteer Banquet, where Mayor Faron Young and City Manager Jeffrey James praised their service, and Carolyn Gordon was named Volunteer of the Year.

White Settlement honored community volunteers at their second annual banquet, acknowledging the significant impact of their 8,669 hours of service valued at $290,338, with awards and appreciation for all.

A street topper now honors Officer Leroy Wood in Dallas where he was killed in the line of duty in 1926; the Dallas Police Department held a commemorative ceremony for him.

Fort Worth contributed to the Superdome's field for a major football event by providing eco-friendly crumb rubber from recycled tires through All-American Tire Recyclers.