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Sheriff King will take a DNA test this afternoon if offered, his attorneys said.

Students, teachers, police officers and first responders came together for a community softball game.

With 9 World Cup matches coming to AT&T Stadium, Arlington businesses are selling parking spaces through a city permit program, and the money is already adding up.

Keller police warn parents and teens about legal risks and safety concerns of e-bike misuse as reckless riding incidents rise, potentially leading to felony charges.

For Jose Ruiz, passing inspections is critical to keeping customers safe and protecting the reputation of his family-owned restaurants.

Councilman Halden Griffith faces a bribery charge after Westworth Village police allege he distributed pastry boxes with campaign materials before the May election.

Fort Worth Police Chief Eddie Garcia said he was “extending compassion for the families in both incidents,” during a news conference on May 22.

“The church provided people with skills to get a job. It provided people with an area of safety for socialism," Virginia Collins said.

“We’ve taken two predators, two bad people, and we’ve made it really hard for them to be around our children,” Matt Antkowiak said.

A group of men used a female friend to lure two teens to an Arlington park with the intention of fighting them. The plan backfired when a teen stabbed two of them.