A street racing crash in Grand Prairie resulted in the tragic death of four family members, with a teenage son hospitalized but improving. Two drivers now face charges including manslaughter.

Staci Blackmon was sentenced to 70 years for embezzling over $1 million from her employer, spending a portion on TikTok coins, and pled guilty to the charges.

Assistant DA Hilary Wright discussed a case of sexual exploitation at the Crimes Against Children Conference, highlighting the dangers teens face from predators.

Walmart is centralizing its drone delivery program in Dallas, Texas, and closing 18 hubs in other states to focus on this initiative. DroneUp will service local Walmart locations and leverage FAA-approved UTM technology for safe drone operations.

The City of Euless and Trinity GAP Club will hold a "Clear the Shelters" event from August 22-24, offering free pet adoptions to alleviate shelter overcrowding.

Chief Michael Brown was honored for his 50-year law enforcement career and 43 years serving Euless, with accolades from city officials ahead of his 2024 retirement.

The White Settlement ISD Back to School Rally offers water slides, inflatables, and free hot dogs, with local organization activities and performances by school teams.

The Pierce Burch Water Treatment Plant in West Arlington is halfway through a $112.5 million upgrade, enhancing capacity and efficiency. The project includes new clear wells and is set for a fall 2025 completion.

The daughters of two police officers received scholarships at a luncheon supported by Korean American organizations, recognizing academic and community achievements.

Arlington celebrates 25 years as a Tree City USA, highlighting its dedication to preserving its urban tree canopy, which not only enhances beauty but also provides energy savings, noise reduction, and higher property values.

The Haltom City Police are seeking witnesses to a fatal collision that occurred on August 16th at N. Beach and Rusty Dell.

The Student Center is closed today for a local law enforcement training event, which will include several law enforcement vehicles in the facility's parking lot.

The city proposes a small property tax increase to fund safety improvements and the new ACTIV Adult Center, with $26 million saved by departmental cost-cutting.