Lyft driver stabbed, carjacked in Frisco, police say; 19-year-old suspect arrested
A 19-year-old was arrested after he allegedly stabbed and stole a Lyft driver's car and led police on a chase Monday night.
28-year-old Ellis Co. detention officer dies after being attacked by inmate
Officer Isaiah Bias, 28, died Monday while carrying out his duties, Ellis County Sheriff Brad Norman said.
4 capital murder suspects linked to violent crime spree across North Texas
Four suspects are in custody in Tarrant County facing charges related to multiple crimes, including robbery, murder and animal cruelty.
Leadership changes across Texas, from city managers to the state capitol
It's the time for transitions across Texas as leadership changes take effect before the new term.
Jesus "Jay" Chapa named Fort Worth's next city manager in historic appointment
Mayor Mattie Parker welcomed Chapa's appointment as Fort Worth's first Hispanic city manager.
Lewisville ISD to close 5 schools due to budget challenges
The district said the budget problems stem from declining enrollment and inadequate state funding.
Community honors Jacob Candanoza, Terrell police officer killed in the line of duty
The 28-year-old police officer had only started serving the Terrell community as a police officer in July.
Fort Worth police chief Neil Noakes to retire in 2025
Noakes started his career in law enforcement with the department in 2000, and was hired as chief in 2021.
Ennis ISD classes resume as city lifts water boil notice
The water boil notice began on Sunday after an eight-inch water main break.
Texas workers owed over $11 million in back wages, Department of Labor says
According to the report, 15,151 Texas workers are owed back wages.
Walmart recalls fresh-cut cucumbers in 34 Texas stores
Walmart is recalling fresh-cut cucumber slices from several North Texas locations due to potential salmonella contamination.
Shooting from DART platform injures two; suspect at large
The suspect has not been yet arrested and the investigation is ongoing.
Dallas' challenge to build affordable housing continues
The city council could vote on financing the West End Lofts project by next week.
Grand Prairie ISD votes in favor of firing embattled superintendent
Jorge Arredondo was placed on administrative leave in September, three months after being chosen to lead the district.
Ennis ISD classes canceled Thursday due to ongoing boil water notice
The City of Ennis remains under a boil water notice Wednesday into Thursday.