James Hartley

The Heartbeat of Arlington examines how General Motors opening an assembly plant in the city led to a population boom and led to the introductions of the Texas Rangers, Dallas Cowboys and Six Flags.

General Motors' 70-year history in Arlington plays a big role in the city's growth.

Police said witnesses heard multiple gunshots then saw a group running from the apartment and fleeing in a vehicle.

Declared as possibly the most diverse orchestra in America by D Magazine, the Mansfield Philharmonic embraces its unique makeup to bring musical experiences to the community.

AT&T Stadium in Arlington will host nine FIFA World Cup games — the most of any city in 2026 — and is expected to bring an economic impact of about $2 billion to North Texas.

AT&T Stadium, home of the Dallas Cowboys, seen from the Richard Greene Linear Park in Arlington. The stadium will get a new, temporary name for the FIFA World Cup.

Most North Texans know not to refer to Fort Worth or Arlington as “Dallas.”

Arlington leaders are expected to give final approval to changes for rideshare rules in the entertainment district.

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The city council building in Arlington. Officials unanimously gave final approval to a change in the city code’s public nuisance chapter.