Ellis County will close its offices on October 14 to observe Columbus Day, amid discussions to shift the focus to Indigenous Peoples' history. Services resume on October 15.

Shawn Darfour received a 60-year no-parole sentence for sexually abusing a child, following a successful prosecution by the Collin County District Attorney's Office.

Frisco roadwork projects cause traffic disruptions, with ongoing pavement replacement and intersection improvements leading to daily lane closures and expected delays for commuters.

Dallas is expecting sunny weather with highs near 92°F, but an Ozone Action Day warns of potential high ozone pollution, advising alternative transport to reduce emissions.

Linda retires from Haltom City Police after decades of service, leaving behind a legacy of dedication and a positive work environment celebrated by her colleagues.

The Tarrant County DA's office praised the Fort Worth Police Department on Twitter for their work on a recent case.

The Arlington Police Department engaged with adult students with disabilities during an interactive event, emphasizing community connection and inclusive practices.

One person died in a two-vehicle crash on W. University Drive, Denton, which led to a temporary closure of eastbound lanes. The lanes have reopened, and the police continue their investigation.

The City of Mansfield is hosting a fireworks drone show this Saturday, with Sky Elements Drone Shows attempting a world record for drone-launched fireworks.

The Fort Worth Fire Department is participating in #NationalNightOut by attending over 250 events to promote community engagement and solidarity against crime, encouraging residents to share photos with a dedicated hashtag.

The Midlothian Police Department announced that suspects responsible for vandalizing a local park restroom have been identified, thanking the community for their assistance.

The Tarrant County Jail is now using an electronic mail service, MailGuard, switching from physical to digital correspondence for inmates, except legal mail.

The Unified Bocce Tournament at M.G. Ellis Elementary integrated individuals with intellectual disabilities and neurotypical adults, supported by Special Olympics Texas and Fort Worth's community, fostering inclusion and networking.