The Dallas area anticipates a winter storm with snow and sleet, starting Thursday, potentially impacting travel and daily life, as per the NWS Fort Worth.

The City of Dallas launches a CERT program to train residents in emergency response, opens a shelter for the homeless, and plans to commemorate MLK Week.

The Dallas Police Department commemorated Senior Corporal Norman Smith, who was killed in 2009 while serving a warrant. He left behind a family and a legacy of service.

Deputy Chief Steve Copling has retired from the Plano Police Department after a 38-year career. His roles included time on SWAT, narcotics, and as a corporate investigator before returning to lead as Deputy Chief.

Dallas prepares for MLK Celebration Week starting January 10, 2025, with events to honor Dr. King's legacy, including a parade and a scholarship gala.

Arlington employs over 400 goats as a sustainable land management solution to clear invasive species in parks, as part of a grant-funded project under the urban forestry program.

Lewisville is celebrating its centennial with year-long festivities and four historical exhibits that highlight the city's development over 180 years, which are free to visit and will rotate quarterly among various locations in the city.

Lewisville City Council candidate filing is open until February 14 for Places 4, 5, and 6, with elections on May 3 and early voting from April 22-29. Requirements include being a qualified voter and a city resident for one year.

The Lewisville Public Library hosts various activities, including a device help session and cultural family events, offering community engagement and learning opportunities.

The Public Works Stormwater Team of White Settlement was praised for cleaning graffiti and debris during the holidays, with current focus on a tree-lifting initiative for safety and cleanliness.

Four people were killed in a car crash as they tended to a flat tire on IH-20 in Mesquite, Texas. The driver who hit them, Basilio Mares Ortiz, faces intoxication manslaughter charges.

Keller's Planning & Zoning Commission public hearings on January 14 will discuss zoning changes for developments on Florence Road including lot size reductions and a horse barn proposal.

Mesquite is working on infrastructure improvements, including expanding roads, enhancing utilities, and reconstructing pavements, with specific updates on ongoing projects and future plans outlined on the city's website.