Failure to report a custody death within 30 days constitutes a class B misdemeanor crime, per the Texas Penal Code.

Tarrant County hasn't seen any cases of measles yet, but public health officials told county commissioners Tuesday that they're getting ready for it.

The Tarrant County Sheriff’s Office was late in reporting an in-custody death to the state, citing a clerical error.

Dr. Bird stressed there are no confirmed measles cases in Tarrant County, but they are prepared for a possible outbreak.

Fort Worth Police say a suspect in a homicide led them on a chase across about 25 miles Monday night. They were initially ...

The adopted son of Tarrant County Sheriff Bill E. Waybourn was arrested Monday for soliciting an underage girl and assaulting ...

Public health officials in Tarrant County are preparing for the possible arrival of measles as an outbreak of the disease grows in West Texas.

Here’s what Tarrant County health officials are telling schools, child care centers and parents about how to prepare for a ...

NBC 5 gets a first look at Tarrant County’s plan to take on the measles, as officials prepare for "moderate to high" chance ...

Tarrant County’s new jail chief brings with him a wealth of experience in county jail operations, according to his personnel ...

One of Tarrant County Sheriff Bill E. Waybourn’s sons was arrested Monday on charges of solicitation of a person under 18, ...

The Tarrant County district will make the switch in the spring semester of the 2025-2026 school year, according to the new ...