Highland Village Fire Chief Jason Collier was arrested for solicitation of prostitution during a Denton County Sheriff's Office sting operation. He has resigned and is on paid leave.

A report reveals that 26% of Fort Worth's single-family homes are commercially owned, raising concerns about local housing affordability and property market dynamics.

Orlando-based Andretti Indoor Karting & Games is opening a new venue in Grand Prairie with go-kart racing, arcade games, and more, slated for early July.

The Dallas County Sheriff's Office is seeking public help via social media to locate a stolen asphalt roller, asking locals to report sightings of the unusual, heavy construction equipment.

Firefighter Eric Burts was honored as Junior Civilian of the Quarter at Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base Fort Worth for his exemplary service and positive attitude.

Sergeant Alyson Stapleton mentors Lance Corporal Natalia Ridenour in aviation life support systems, teaching about bleed air pressure regulator leak checks critical for Marine Corps aircraft safety.

A man was shot in East Harris County; suspects fled the scene. The victim, in an unknown condition, was airlifted to a hospital. Authorities seek witnesses.

A citizen and police in Westworth Village prevented a $40,000 scam on an elderly woman, who almost deposited money into a Bitcoin ATM. The community is raising scam awareness.

Denton County ESD #1 honored eight members' promotion, including new battalion chiefs, captains, and firefighters, at a special ceremony captured by photographer Dustin Trousdale.

Fort Worth declared June 11 as Moral Injury Awareness Day to recognize the psychological impact of moral injury on first responders, supporting their mental health and promoting dialogue around wellness.

Lake Como Cemetery in Texas received the Official Historic Texas Cemetery Marker for its significance. A dedication event is planned with community speakers. This recognition helps protect historic sites like this cemetery.

Fort Worth Municipal Court hosts a Warrant Forgiveness event in South Fort Worth on June 29, offering residents a chance to resolve citations without arrest.

The Amon G. Carter Foundation has donated $1 million to Fort Worth’s Heritage and Paddock Parks, contributing to the planned enhancement of downtown green spaces with historical features.