Dallas Police located Jesus Martinez, 75, safely after he was reported missing. He was last seen driving a silver Dodge Dakota with Texas plates TCR7418. The community had been asked to assist.

Fort Worth's Marquita Drive will get new water and sewer lines, with a public meeting for residents on March 24, 2025.

Parker County ESD 1, with aid from nearby stations, tackled a house fire on Carter Rd. All occupants were safe, and a dog was rescued and treated. Officials warned of heightened fire risk due to windy conditions.

Mansfield, Texas' Parks & Rec's "Park Tank" event inspires staff to pitch innovative park improvement ideas to a panel, with promising projects set for implementation.

The Collin County DA's Office announced the promotions of Kayden Rigby, Rachel Shapiro, Imelda Garza, and Brandi Wiggins in a post celebrating their commitment and teamwork.

Arlington PD seeks public help via social media to find missing 15-year-old Taya Ellison, last seen on Feb 10. She's described as a white female with brown curly hair and a nose piercing.

Keller Public Safety warns about a new text message toll scam with a suspicious weblink containing the word "phis,” advising residents to be cautious.

Chief Rollins and Lewisville PD partnered with Burning Lamp Church to engage with the Latino community about law enforcement concerns, fostering trust and ongoing dialogue.

Lewisville starts alley repairs on March 24, impacting Briarcliff Rd., Granview Dr., and Vista Dr. until April 29, which could affect driveway access and requires adjusted trash disposal routines.

The Mesquite Police thanked the Elks Lodge and Auxiliary Club for their support at their annual dinner, naming community members and officers of the year.

Captain Stokes of Garland PD graduated from the FBI National Academy, receiving advanced training in leadership and law enforcement alongside global peers.

Interstate 30 construction includes Frontage Road Bridge and Horizon Bridge developments, road repaving, and bridge widening, with traffic redirections and main lane shifts anticipated.

A Texas concrete company settled a lawsuit for $1.8 million after being accused of wrongly obtaining a PPP loan despite ineligibility due to owner's criminal charges.