Dallas Public Works prepares for winter weather by equipping trucks with salt and sand to prevent icy roads, prioritizing emergency routes and areas like bridges. No interviews will be conducted during preparations.

Dallas has opened its Temporary Inclement Weather Shelter at Fair Park to protect the homeless from cold weather, with operations managed in partnership with the Austin Street Center.

The Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo 2024 is a highly anticipated event, featuring exhibitors from across the US and drawing comparisons to the Super Bowl of stock shows. It offers a range of attractions including parades, livestock shows, and rodeos.

Sprocket Networks partners with Fort Worth to expand high-speed fiber optic internet throughout the city, aiming to lessen the digital divide by increasing connectivity in underserved areas.

The City of Arlington announces lane reductions on US 287 for the Southeast Connector Project, advising motorists to plan for construction-related delays from Dec. 19 to Feb. 8 and to use the project's website for updates.

Arlington activates its Emergency Weather Shelter plan to protect homeless individuals during cold weather, with services including free rides and a text alert system.

Dallas police are investigating after Cody Ward was found deceased in an apartment, in a case marked by a lack of suspects and public appeals for information.

Recent health inspections in Arlington saw three restaurants receive failing grades, with A-1 Plus Barbecue Inc. and Ocean Chinese Restaurant scoring below 70, and several others also performing poorly.

A Texas mom pled guilty to poisoning her daughter to induce seizures and faces life in prison; her pattern of behavior suggests Munchausen syndrome by proxy.

Streets in downtown Fort Worth are reopening after the Sandman Hotel explosion, with Houston Street now clear but West 8th Street remaining closed as investigations and cleanup continue.

Downtown Fort Worth businesses are facing economic challenges following an explosion at the Sandman Signature Hotel, with several still closed amid ongoing investigations.

Emergency crews investigated a natural gas odor at Dallas' AT&T Discovery District; no gas was found inside buildings, and the public is not in danger.

Three men were sentenced to a total of 35 years for their roles in a fentanyl drug ring connected to the overdose deaths of three teenagers in North Texas.