Three fatal crashes on Dallas highways over one weekend claimed the lives of three and injured others, with victims hit standing after earlier accidents.

The Tarrant County DA's office reports progress in addressing sexual assault cases, with DA Sorrells' leadership resulting in improved case handling and prioritization.

The Dallas Charter Review Commission voted to progress with nine technical amendments to ensure the city's charter aligns with current laws, as per a report by the Dallas City News.

A 19-year-old woman was killed on the Bush Turnpike in Dallas after her car crashed and was then hit by a BMW. The incident, which also injured others, occurred early Sunday near Belt Line Road.

Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson is attending the World Economic Forum in Davos to promote the city and discuss issues including the city's stance on Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

North Texas faces numerous water main breaks due to a cold snap, with Dallas and Fort Worth particularly affected. City crews are working to address the issue amidst challenges from aging infrastructure and freezing temperatures.

Jessie Schipper, previously reported as critically missing, has been found safe according to the Dallas Police Department. Details on her disappearance and recovery are pending.

The Irving Police Department reported a fatal multi-vehicle accident on Westbound SH183 at Esters, causing significant traffic delays and road closure for several hours.

The City of Dallas acknowledged that a ransomware attack impacted 30,000 individuals, more extensive than previously known, including additional city residents and employees.

Two people died after an early-morning crash on the Dallas North Tollway, where they were hit by a BMW after leaving their vehicles from an earlier accident.

Fort Worth invites citizens to discuss air quality improvement plans at an open house on January 18, offering a platform to share ideas and feedback on tackling regional smog issues.

Mesquite city employees raised $51,000 for charities—a 28% increase from the previous year—through the "Real. Texas. Giving." campaign, benefiting various local organizations.

Dallas prosecutors dismissed the murder case against Steven Aubrey due to insufficient evidence, who was charged with the 2016 killing of attorney Ira Tobolowsky.