Pregnant Woman Assaulted by Boyfriend in Irving; Suspect Arrested
On the evening of December 11, 2025, Irving Police responded to a domestic disturbance at the Brittney Place Apartments on the 1500 block of E. Irving Blvd near S. Irving Heights Dr. The victim, 7.5 months pregnant, told officers that her 24-year-old boyfriend, Anthony Navarrete-Garcia, assaulted her by grabbing the...
Irving Woman Found Walking on Highway, Tasered and Arrested After Biting Officer
On December 11, 2025, at approximately 7:40 a.m., Irving Police officers responded to a traffic hazard report in the area of W. John Carpenter Freeway (114) and Hidden Ridge Road, where a white female was reportedly walking in the lanes of traffic. Two officers quickly located the individual on the...
Feds charge bankrupt Irving-based auto lender Tricolor Holdings with fraud
Federal prosecutors say the founder of Irving-based Tricolor Holdings ran a sweeping scheme to cheat the subprime auto lender’s biggest backers out of nearly $1 billion.
Is Lane Splitting Legal In Texas?
A frustrating traffic jam reveals a controversial motorcycle practice here in Texas.
Dallas has Banned Vaping with a New City Ordinance
Vaping has become a popular substitute for smoking cigarettes. It's also become just as bothersome as smoking a cigarette.
Dallas Community Mourns as Police Investigate Fatal Shooting in Highland Hills
A somber silence envelops the neighborhood of Highland Hills in Dallas, where a shooting claimed the life of 29-year-old Charles Hibbler on Monday. The Dallas Police Department responded to the incident following a shooting call near the 6000 block of Highland Hills Drive at approximately 9:45 p.m. Upon arrival, the...
Mesquite ISD plans staff reductions impacting nearly 515 employees amid $24 million budget cut
Mesquite Independent School District says nearly 515 employees will be impacted by planned staff reductions as part of a roughly $24 million budget cut for the upcoming school year, district leaders announced this week in Mesquite.
Dallas County Moves Away From Seeking Death Penalties, Following Texas Trend
In late November, the Dallas County District Attorney’s Office announced that it would not seek the death penalty in the prosecution of Yordanis Cabos-Martinez, the man accused of beheading his co-worker at a Dallas motel earlier this year. While prosecutors added that they “reserve the right” to change course...
Texas Mall Creates ‘Husband Daycare’ That Includes a Bar
The 'daycare' area included seating, multiple TV's, and a bar.
Dallas ISD offering free meals for kids over winter break
Food and Child Nutrition Services is proud to support families across the Dallas community by offering free break meals to go during the long winter break. This initiative continues to provide essential support to families who rely on school meals throughout the year, ensuring students are able to maintain access to...
