The DOE has paused its civil rights probe into Carroll ISD, which is refusing negotiations over discrimination complaints. Community groups urge cooperation for student safety.

A street racing crash in Grand Prairie killed four family members and left another critically injured. Two racers, Jaime Mesa and Anthony Morales, are facing charges.

The City of Mesquite's Movies in the Park event on September 14 at Rorie-Galloway Day Camp will feature outdoor movies, free admission, games, face painting, local food trucks, and popcorn sales benefiting the Boy Scouts of America.

Duncanville nears selection of a new Fire Chief, with Greg Chase, Chris Connealy, and James Garrett as final candidates for interviews after a nationwide search by T2 Professional Consulting.

Sicily joined the Argyle ISD Police for a Donut Breakfast event, supporting a fundraiser for a local firefighter, highlighting community-police bonds.

AC1(AW/SW/IW) Jolyn San Nicolas was named NAS JRB Fort Worth Sailor of the Quarter FY 2024, recognized for her naval service and dedication since 2006.

Col. Harrison congratulates Airmen on their August promotions within the 301st Fighter Wing, emphasizing their readiness, commitment, and increased responsibility.

A 99-year-old, Bessie Bell, died in Garland, TX, after the minivan she was in collided with a city dump truck when it failed to yield the right of way.

The article describes the Fort Worth Police Department's Citizen Police Academy Class #63, a program for civilians to learn about law enforcement on Tuesday evenings.

CSP and YMCA hosted a Back to School event which served over 300 people, supporting families and promoting community unity for the upcoming school year.

Southbound I-35W lanes at Altamesa Blvd were closed due to a vehicle fire, causing major delays, with traffic diverted to I-20. The Fort Worth PD has not reported on the fire's cause or any injuries.

Dallas Water Utilities introduces a payment plan for customers with overdue bills following the launch of a new system, offering financial flexibility.

Arlington's proposed $722 million FY2025 budget will be discussed in town hall meetings, focusing on cost-saving measures and improvements in city services.