After a vehicular accident in Godley, an exhaustive search eventually led to finding a victim with the aid of drone technology, before the City of Godley Fire Department cleared the scene.

Officer Clarence Marshall Isbell of the Dallas Police was fatally shot during a routine traffic stop, survived by family, honored with #GoneButNotForgotten.

Gunfire on Coventry Park Drive in Haltom City led to one non-fatal injury and a swift police response; a suspect was detained, and the investigation is ongoing.

Lewisville officials lifted the boil water notice, confirming the water's safety after a water main break prompted testing to ensure it met health standards.

Lewisville City Council passed several motions including an amendment with Anixter Inc., investment in infrastructure, an agreement with Coppell, and safety measures with TxDOT. Daniel Law was appointed to the Park Board.

The White Settlement Fire Department reported 300 calls in January, including emergency, false alarm, and community service responses, demonstrating their continuous service to the community.

Garland Police Academy Class 73 welcomes new recruits and lateral officers, embarking on a 25-week training program as described by the department's Facebook post.

Fort Worth hires Lance Randall as Deputy Director for Economic Development, bringing his 29-year experience across various sectors to enhance local economic growth.

Fort Worth experiences a surge in telecommunications wire theft, disrupting services and causing a 545% rise in AT&T wire theft cases, prompting a police crackdown and community awareness efforts.

Dense fog led to visibility issues in the Dallas area this morning, with a National Weather Service advisory in effect until 10 AM. Conditions are expected to improve later, with warmer weather and potential thunderstorms forecasted for next week.

Fort Worth neighborhoods will see street rehabilitation including asphalt reclamation and repair of damaged infrastructure, beginning in February 2025 with a completion target for September 2025.

The Tarrant County Sheriff's Office honors Deputy Wesley Hardeman, their first African American deputy, highlighting his numerous contributions to the community during Black History Month.

Mansfield Police thanked the community for helping arrest two from their Most Wanted list, urging continued support to catch eight remaining suspects.