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Arlington City Council approved a $1.9 million settlement Tuesday with the family of Tavis Crane, who was killed by Arlington Police Officer Craig Roper in 2017.
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The department's Connect Arlington initiative offers residents and business owners a registration option for their security cameras.
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Arlington Fire Department could add 40 more firefighters to its staff if city council members approve the 2024 budget. Police and fire personnel would also receive a 6% raise.
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Arlington City Manager Trey Yelverton presented the 2024 city budget to city council members.
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After dismissing one of the Monastery of the Most Holy Trinity's head nuns for allegedly violating her vow of chastity, the Catholic Diocese of Fort Worth now accuses the monastery of possessing marijuana paraphernalia.
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Former Arlington police officer Bau Tran received six years of deferred adjudication community supervision, four years after he shot and killed O'Shae Terry during a traffic stop.
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Arlington police are investigating why an officer fired his gun during a traffic stop and whether the passengers committed criminal acts, according to an emailed statement from spokesperson Tim Ciesco.
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Arlington police have partnered with federal officials to pilot a team that uses data from crime scenes to address — and curb — gun violence and other violent crimes in the city and across North Texas.
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Shoppers under 18 will need to bring a parent or guardian if they want to shop at the Parks Mall at Arlington after 2 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays.
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An Arlington police officer who accidentally shot and killed a woman when he fired repeatedly at a dog charging at him has resigned.A statement from…
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An Arlington police officer accidentally shot and killed a woman behind a shopping plaza when he fired repeatedly at a dog believed to be hers that was…