Grand Prairie voters approve funding for local projects, per unofficial results
Grand Prairie voters decided whether to grant the city up to $327 million in bond funding for local projects. As of Sunday morning, all proposals appear to have been approved. Three propositions were on the ballot for street improvements ($209.5 million), public safety resources ($78.5 million) and parks and recreation projects ($39 million).
Fort Worth civilian police employee out of hospital after being shot on duty
The Fort Worth civilian police employee who last week was injured in the line of duty was released from the hospital Friday afternoon, officials said on social media. Civilian Response Unit Specialist Edward Zapata, a 30-year-veteran of the U.S. Marine Corps, was shot in the eye last Tuesday while responding to a burglary call in north Fort Worth, the Star-Telegram previously...
Texas Chick-fil-A Employee Charged In $80,000 Mac And Cheese Refund Scam
Keyshun Jones A former Chick-fil-A employee is facing serious legal trouble after police say he...
North Texas gets fantastic weekend weather before rain chances return
North Texas started Saturday with a cool and crisp feel, with temperatures in the upper 40s to low 50s. This is all thanks to a post-frontal airmass and high pressure settling in, bringing in much drier air (courtesy of dewpoints in the 40s and 50s). That dry air not only helped limit rainfall yesterday, but it's also setting us up for a really...
‘Arlington Archives:’ A Deep Dive into the Stories That Shaped The American Dream City
As Arlington commemorates its 150th anniversary, the City of Arlington Office of Communication has launched “Arlington Archives,” a historical podcast series hosted by Arlington author and historian O.K. Carter. The series brings listeners into pivotal moments of local history through conversations with historians, city leaders and longtime residents.
Hurst PD investigate alleged hidden camera inside store fitting room
Hurst Police say detectives are investigating at least two alleged incidents of invasive visual recording inside an Aeropostale fitting room. The first reported incident on April 24 involved a woman who told police she spotted a camera lens inside a black bag in a fitting room. NBC 5 does not...
City of Tyler celebrates next step toward new Blackstone Hotel
TYLER, Texas (KLTV) - Tyler city officials, along with the Valencia Hotel Group gathered Friday to celebrate the next step toward the future build of a new Blackstone Hotel. The hotel is slated to be built in Downtown Tyler, near the site of the original hotel torn down in 1985. It is projected to hold 140 guest rooms.
A Family Tradition: The American Rodeo Championship
This May, the tradition continues as The American Rodeo Championship Weekend returns to Globe Life Field on May 22–23, 2026. Bringing together the sport’s biggest stars, rising talent, and passionate fans, this two-day event is more than just a rodeo — it’s a celebration of family, heritage, and the stories that connect generations.
Fort Worth PD civilian officer released from hospital
A Fort Worth Police Department civilian response unit member was released from the hospital on Friday, three days after he was injured during a shootout after a burglary call. FOX 4's Peyton Yager has more.
Regional Transportation Council joins lawsuit in hope to rehire fired director
Members of the Regional Transportation Council are looking to rehire longtime transportation director Michael Morris who was fired Tuesday. To do that, the group decided Thursday to allocate $5 million for legal expenses as it joins a lawsuit filed by Denton County officials over hiring decisions. The choice to sue...
