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The inaugural Fort Worth Kidical Mass event encouraged safe biking for families, with police officers facilitating and ensuring the safety of participants.
Crime & Emergencies in ...
A water main break in Carrollton created an icy scene, disrupting businesses and traffic. Repair crew worked to fix the issue amid record-breaking cold temperatures.
The FBI's Dallas division released the 2025 LEOKA statistics, highlighting the dangers faced by law enforcement officers, including deaths and assaults on duty.
Fire departments in Newark battled a house fire that originated from a chimney and spread to the attic, with the incident emphasizing the importance of chimney maintenance.
The Ovilla Service League's 2025 Annual Dinner, featuring fajitas, auctions, and community spirit, supports first responders and takes place at Vertical Church Ovilla.
Arts & Culture in ...
Police in Fort Worth seized Sally Mann's photographs from an art exhibit amid child exploitation concerns; civil liberties groups demand their return, citing First Amendment rights.
Duncanville opens a Warming Center at the Recreation Center to help residents cope with the cold, operating Wednesday to Friday, 6:30 AM to 9:00 PM, with no membership fees required.
A car fire in a Cedar Hill parking lot resulted in the death of a person and a dog, with authorities investigating the cause.
Lewisville PD investigates a fatal shooting of Luis Tiant Kerby, as the community mourns and detectives seek public assistance.
Arlington Police Department is hosting "Shop Talk" to discuss community concerns at a local barbershop, supporting engagement between officers and residents.
Politics & Govt in ...
Bonnie Putnam was honored with a Life Saving Award for guiding a 911 caller in aiding a gunshot victim, emphasizing the critical role of emergency dispatchers.
Edmond Nicodemus, previously on Denton County's Most Wanted Repeat Offenders List, has been captured thanks to public tips, with the Sheriff's Office encouraging further community assistance.
The Lewisville Police Department is promoting inclusivity through social media by emphasizing the historical contributions of Black Americans during Black History Month.
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