A Dallas Fed survey shows Texas factory output moved back into growth in January, but executives warned hiring remains weak and policy uncertainty lingers.

A Fort Worth police union says a report links Rep. David Lowe to offshore gambling and adult sites; Lowe calls the claims recycled and denies wrongdoing.

Twin Hospitality and FAT Brands filed for Chapter 11; both say restaurants will remain open while the companies pursue a restructuring amid creditor pressure.

A woman was rescued by firefighters in Lewisville after trying to save her dog from an icy pond; the dog did not survive. Earlier reports of a child involved were incorrect.

Traffic flow at South FM 2331 and HWY 171 has normalized after a three-car crash; Godley Fire Department cleared the scene and Godley PD is investigating.

Mansfield Commission for the Arts announces a lineup of spring festivities, including Arts Week from March 12-18, starting with an Open Mic Night at Farr Best Theater. The week celebrates local talent and cultural engagement.

Over 100 volunteers, including Felony Prosecutor Paige Test, planted 88 trees at Jericho Village in Wylie to support a housing project for women and children affected by abuse.

A man with a prior murder conviction, Pathom Daniels, was sentenced to 30 years for possession with intent to deliver narcotics, found by Fort Worth officers in a motel.

Rudy Karimi from Dallas Park and Recreation expressed sorrow over a student's death in a park, highlighting communal grief and the need for park safety discussions.

A Denton family says their 4-month-old was left unattended and injured at The Kids Zone; the suit names Pro Kids Inc. and seeks up to $1 million.

The Irving Police Department announced promotions within their ranks, highlighting the advancement of J. Dickson, R. Hernandez Jr., A. Mitchell, and D. Teakell to leadership roles.

A major residential phase and new entertainment anchors are moving North City closer to a $1.1B‑plus buildout in north Fort Worth.

A Southlake hilltop estate listed for about $24M includes 12,046 sq ft, nearly nine acres and a basement speakeasy hidden behind a rotating wall.