A Texas law firm employee, Christiane Kathleen Irwin, was sentenced to 50 months in prison for embezzling $1.5 million and ordered to pay restitution.

A Fort Worth officer's critical social media remarks about city council members prompted the City to affirm its values of respect and diversity, emphasizing the officer's views don't represent the City or Police Department.

Fort Worth has opened a new customer service hub in City Hall to centralize services including Development Services and Water Bill Pay, offering convenience to residents.

Fort Worth is planning to open a new community center in 2025, enhance a historic golf course, and merge community center operations under one department for better service.

Hurricane Harbor Arlington is expanding with a new area called Splash Island, set to open in 2025, featuring water slides and attractions for families.

Crowley Police arrested a suspect involved in a fatal shooting in Crowley, Texas, after a community-assisted search. The incident, stemming from a domestic dispute, led to the capture of Deeven Letroy Jones.

Dallas-Fort Worth is experiencing extreme heat, with temperatures nearing 100 degrees and high heat index values, leading to an Air Quality Alert and Ozone Action Day advisory.

Eduardo Gonzalez, 19, was arrested by Fort Worth Police and charged with Intoxication Manslaughter and DWI after a fatal crash on I-35W, killing five people.

A fire broke out in a Forest Hill home's garage, with quick-response fire units containing it and rescuring two pets. There were no injuries reported.

Ovilla seeks vendors and car enthusiasts for their Heritage Day event. Interested parties can apply by email or phone. The event celebrates community and local spirit. Details on the date and participation are available via the city's contacts.

Waxahachie Police and Texas A&M AgriLife Extension offer a free car seat safety check and replacement event on September 16th to ensure child passenger safety.

Mike Griffiths returns as the interim director of the Dallas County Juvenile Department, following Darryl Beatty's resignation amid abuse claims, to restore community trust and instigate a thorough external review.

A $30 million initiative in Dallas County, funded by the American Rescue Plan Act, is set to provide high-speed internet to 24,000 underserved households.