Dallas Sanitation warns of trash pickup delays due to upcoming cold snap, advises residents to leave bins out as crews will catch up over the weekend or roll over service to next week.

The National Weather Service Fort Worth extends extreme cold warning for North and Central Texas, advising caution and care for individuals and pets due to potentially dangerous conditions.

The Lake Worth Fire Department commemorated three firefighters who died in 1999, emphasizing the importance of remembering their sacrifice and supporting the families affected.

A hit-and-run in Dallas resulted in the death of a 6-year-old girl; police are investigating and seeking the public's help to find the driver of a white Acura MDX.

A joint police operation led to a felony traffic stop during a robbery investigation, resulting in the DWI arrest of an impaired driver facing the wrong way.

The Midlothian Police Department celebrated its annual awards, honoring officers like Taylor Boler and Robert Newberry, with peer nominations and community support.

Registration for Euless Summer Camps is open, with a lottery system for residents in February and new community members in March, followed by open enrollment from April to May.

Lewisville residents will vote on May 3 for three City Council seats and six City Charter amendments, including language updates and changes to city governance processes.

Variable Dallas weather includes sun, potential rain, and a gradual temperature rise after a chilly start, with temperature fluctuations and wind gusts throughout the week.

Lewisville is considering updates to its Unified Development Code to regulate industrial development, requiring Special Use Permits for new manufacturing or distribution centers in certain areas.

Dallas offices close for Presidents' Day, the city introduces a Resource Hub, celebrates 214 Day with cultural events, announces job fairs and volunteer opportunities.

The Atrium is set to host The Quinceañera Fair in Garland, with local vendors providing services for event planning, on April 5 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Garland is updating its Comprehensive Plan and invites residents to participate in upcoming meetings to shape the city's future development in response to demographic changes and population growth.