Arlington police arrested Jacob Arriaga Guerrero for allegedly assaulting a woman, stealing a car, and injuring a dog in a hit-and-run. Guerrero faces multiple charges, including theft and animal cruelty. The investigation continues as authorities urge community cooperation.
U.S. Customs and Border Protection seized 2.69 kilograms of cocaine from luggage at Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport. The discovery, part of routine baggage inspections, underscores ongoing efforts to combat drug smuggling.
The University of North Texas’ Center for Human Identification confirmed a rib bone found in December 2024 as belonging to Caleb Harris, aiding in the investigation of his disappearance.
Houston Superintendent Mike Miles presents a $2.1 billion budget plan for the 2025-26 school year, focusing on health and safety upgrades and educational reforms, including early childhood education expansion and a new teacher evaluation system.
Oklahoma woman Canada Rinaldi, 27, was assaulted during her bachelorette party in Dallas. Dallas Police Department is investigating the attack.
A major drug bust in South Dallas results in two arrests and the seizure of narcotics and firearms, marking a significant advance in the city’s efforts against drug trafficking.
The FAA has temporarily paused incoming flights to Austin from Houston and Dallas, impacting numerous travelers. Austin-Bergstrom International Airport advises passengers to remain informed about potential delays and maintain communication with airlines. This temporary suspension affects flights from major Texan cities, influencing business and travel plans. The airport, along with FAA and airline partners, works diligently to minimize disruptions and ensure passenger safety. Stay updated with official channels for the latest information and travel advisories.
A man injured in a major crash on I-35 in North Austin is pursuing a $100 million lawsuit against Amazon, the truck driver involved, and the Dallas-based transportation company. He claims negligence led to the accident, which left him with multiple severe injuries. The lawsuit raises questions about liability and road safety standards.
The Trump administration has released $47 million in refugee resettlement funds to Texas after a legal challenge. The funds are meant to aid over 100,000 refugees from various countries adjusting to life in the U.S. The lawsuit highlighted the freezing of funds by the Trump administration, causing aid groups to halt critical services. The release of funds provides temporary relief, but the future of refugee support programs remains uncertain.
North Texas could face freezing temperatures next week as a cold front moves in, following strong winds on Friday. Residents are advised to prepare for potential weather changes and stay informed of local forecasts for updates.